The Puffer Forum

I normally order prime from eBay but have noticed that lately there is none being sold on there, so checked Amazon but they don't have any either. Where do you buy yours from? And if I can't get anymore what is a good replacement for it, that will last a good while cos of the amount of tanks I have running

Donna_G wrote:I normally order prime from eBay but have noticed that lately there is none being sold on there, so checked Amazon but they don't have any either. Where do you buy yours from? And if I can't get anymore what is a good replacement for it, that will last a good while cos of the amount of tanks I have running

Aqua Essentials has it but it's a canny expensive site:
http://www.aquaessentials.co.uk/seachem ... p-105.html

I use the large Nutrafin though:
http://www.aquaessentials.co.uk/nutrafi ... -1486.html

Amazon. Or a few Lfs round my way stock it

Surrey pets have got it

http://www.surreypetsupplies.co.uk/seac ... 100ml.html

found this on another site : ' Right now a legal squabble is going on, and this will most likely be the last weekend that you can buy Seachem products at great prices on eBay, and possibly anywhere. Unfortunately for all of us the UK importer has threatened all eBay and Amazon businesses to remove all Seachem and CaribSea brands before this coming Tuesday lunchtime, or face legal action in court paid for by Seachem themselves.'

sounds like a lot of panick buying has been going on to !

Expect prices to go up ! .......a lot of sites are doing free delivery on orders over £50.....looks like the days of cheap deals on prime off ebay are over ......just paid £15 for 500ml plus p&p

just order another bottle of prime 500ml for £11.99 plus £3.95 p&P.....direct from aquacadabra who used to sell on it ebay but now can't because of the restrictions put in place due to price wars .

http://www.aquacadabra.co.uk/Seachem-Prime-2lts.html

UPDATE : Mike at aquacadabra informs that prices shouldn't change too much .

Puffer King wrote:just order another bottle of prime 500ml for £11.99 plus £3.95 p&P.....direct from aquacadabra who used to sell on it ebay but now can't because of the restrictions put in place due to price wars .

http://www.aquacadabra.co.uk/Seachem-Prime-2lts.html

Thanks Puffer King, have book marked that site for future use

API's dechlor is far more economical. Lasts for many water changes.

Rocker wrote:API's dechlor is far more economical. Lasts for many water changes.

Thanks Rocker, just had a look at this on Amazon and I can get 1.9l for just under £20 and free postage