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    It has a coating on it called Zoonocide. This is also used in coating household surfaces in manufacture to act as a bacteriostat. I suspect that it has minimal effect and there is not going to be any residual effect so normal chlorine levels would still be necessary. Zoonocide itself is a toxic chemical but only a very small amount is used in the Zeobest according to the MSDS.
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    Thanks for the info, I can't say for certain if it is any better my feeling is it might have some benefit and so far I've seen no negatives to it. I'm Hurting now just went to wally world with the little ones. Chlorine is back up pH is back down hopefully mom and pool will be good for a swim in the morning. Think it's time for a cold one.

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