A liquid chlorine sanitizer that disinfects pool water, kills harmful bacteria, and controls algae. Commonly used for regular maintenance due to its fast-acting and
easy-to-dose nature.

Powerful acid used to lower pH and total alkalinity. Helps maintain proper water balance, prevents scale buildup, and improves chlorine effectiveness in pool and spa water.

Chemically identical to muriatic acid. Used to adjust pH and alkalinity levels, dissolve scale, and keep water chemistry balanced for optimal sanitizer performance.

A powerful, eco-friendly oxidizer that kills bacteria, viruses, and algae without chlorine’s harsh effects. Ideal for sensitive swimmers, works well with UV or ozone in low-chemical pools, and is available in a variety of concentrations.

Used to neutralize excess chlorine or bromine in pool water. Ideal after shocking or before draining to protect plants, equipment, or meet water disposal regulations.

Dry chlorine reducer used to lower sanitizer levels safely. Convenient for dechlorinating pools or spas after high-dose chlorination or before emptying.

Raises pH levels in pool water to prevent corrosion and maintain comfortable swimming conditions. Helps stabilize other chemical levels for effective water
treatment.

Used to increase total alkalinity and stabilize pH levels. Prevents pH swings and corrosion while keeping water clear and balanced.

Non-chlorine oxidizer that releases oxygen to break down organic contaminants. Great for regular shocking without adding chlorine or causing irritation or odor.

Raises calcium hardness in pool water to prevent corrosion of metal components and damage to plaster or tile surfaces. Essential in soft water areas.

Granular chlorine used for shocking and routine sanitization. Fast-dissolving and powerful, it destroys bacteria, algae, and contaminants quickly for clean, safe water.

Citric acid is used in pool and spa care to remove metal stains and scale buildup from surfaces without harsh chemicals. It helps restore water clarity and protects pool finishes by gently chelating metals like
iron and copper.