The advantage of the ACCR Pro is that it's in a dry form. This means you don't get the bad smells of other dechlorinators and no liquid to spill. No shaking required and can be stored for a long time.
I wish I would have known about Fritz A.C.C.R. 2 years ago when I first got into the hobby. This has replaced Prime in my fish room and it has not only saved me money, but my plants and fish seem to be thriving even more.
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Vince P. (Lombard, IL, US)
Great Product!
I made the switch from Prime to ACCR from Fritz and it’s a big cost saver. I definitely prefer this product over the liquid options, even Complete by Fritz
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S O. (Williston, ND, US)
Great for dechlorination and ammonia removal
Great product to have in addition to other dechlorinators. Must have in my fish room
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Kyle K. (Crown Point, IN, US)
Good value
Hard to beat the price per gallon when you do the math on this. I've been using it for a few years and have no complaints. I should mention that I pre-mix/dechlor the water before adding to my tanks.
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jayasree N. (Plainsboro, NJ, US)
Fritz Water conditioner
I switched from the liquid water conditioner to Fritiz on a whim and haven't looked back. Its very economical and WAY easier to use. Love the product and this is my goto now.
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Jeffrey F. (Shallotte, NC, US)
Fritz A.C.C.R.
Using this product to replace the liquid version. Better valued product.
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M.F. (San Antonio, TX, US)
Great Product
Extremely easy to use. Lasts a long time and therefore more cost efficient than the liquid products. Water is always pristine clean and fish are doing great 5/5
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Michael M. (Philadelphia, PA, US)
Works?
I use it after every water change and have never had any fish lose afterwards so I guess it's working.
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Jonathan M. (Los Angeles, CA, US)
Worth it
Love the fact that its dry and will be stable for a while. If you have anything bigger than a 20 gallon get this.
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J.F. (Springfield, PA, US)
Love that it will last forever
Tough to dose for small water changes. 1 tsp for 40 gallons = 0.05 tsp for 2 gallons. No clue how to measure that little