SURVEY: When ordered, which bottle of LFS did you receive? 1) The item pictured, 60 grams betta formula. 2) The "high concentration formula" 50 grams, larger pellet size? SURVEY: When ordered, which bottle of LFS did you receive? 1) The item pictured, 60 grams betta formula. 2) The "high concentration formula" 50 grams, larger pellet size?
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High concentration formula, 50 grams, larger pellet size (and my fish won't eat it - pellets too big)
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I received the #2 - the 50 gram container. Haven't tried it on my betta yet.
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Hi ... Sorry about the fin rot! Can you find a product called API Bettafix? Some people say it's safer for bettas than Melafix, though some have used Melafix and it's been fine. I see that Amazon does have Bettafix! That's what I would do -- better safe than sorry. If you're at a store, though, and they just have Melafix and you want to start something right away, go ahead and get it and then Google to find the right dose for bettas. I think that would be OK until you get the right product. If you need more help, please don't hesitate to ask! Good luck to you and Glimer. We had amazing results, so I hope you will, too. Hi ... Sorry about the fin rot! Can you find a product called API Bettafix? Some people say it's safer for bettas than Melafix, though some have used Melafix and it's been fine. I see that Amazon does have Bettafix! That's what I would do -- better safe than sorry. If you're at a store, though, and they just have Melafix and you want to start something right away, go ahead and get it and then Google to find the right dose for bettas. I think that would be OK until you get the right product. If you need more help, please don't hesitate to ask! Good luck to you and Glimer. We had amazing... » Read More Hi ... Sorry about the fin rot! Can you find a product called API Bettafix? Some people say it's safer for bettas than Melafix, though some have used Melafix and it's been fine. I see that Amazon does have Bettafix! That's what I would do -- better safe than sorry. If you're at a store, though, and they just have Melafix and you want to start something right away, go ahead and get it and then Google to find the right dose for bettas. I think that would be OK until you get the right product. If you need more help, please don't hesitate to ask! Good luck to you and Glimer. We had amazing results, so I hope you will, too. « Show Less
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I don't know the exact number, but I would say hundreds. You can try to do the math if you like. This will help. There are 20 drops to one ml..The ammonia test uses 2 different bottles. Bottle #1 has 37ml and bottle#2 has 37ml. 37ml is 740 drops in each bottle for ammonia test, for a total of 1480 drops in ammonia bottle 1 and 2 together. To do the ammonia test you need 8 drops from bottle #1 AND 8 drops from bottle#2, this makes 16 drops total. So, you will get a total of 92 tests for ammonia using 16 drops total for the test. Nitrite test takes 5 drops. The bottle is 37 ml. which is a total of 740 drops in the nitrite bottle. There is only one bottle for nitrite. NitrIte takes 5 drops per test. 740 drops divided by 5 = 148 nitrIte tests. NitrAte uses 2 different bottles. Nitrate bottle #1 is 30ml and Nitrate bottle#2 is 30ml. Each bottle is 600 drops making that a total of 1200 drops for nitrate using 20 drops per test (10 from each bottle).That comes to 60 NitrAte tests. PH has 1 bottle of 37ml. That is 740 drops for PH. At 3 drops per test you get 246 PH tests. You also have a "High Range PH test solution'. This is 37 ml or 740 drops. At 5 drops per test you get 148 high range PH tests. So here are the totals: Ammonia test (bottles 1 & 2) 92 tests. NitrITE test (only 1 bottle) 148 tests. NitrATE test (bottles 1 & 2) 60 tests. PH test (only 1 bottle) 246 tests. High range PH test (only 1 bottle) 148 tests. That comes to a grand total of 694 tests if my math is correct and there are 20 drops per ml. I am a new fancy goldfish hobbyist and I have spent many hours in research on the subject. I hope this helps you. I think the API freshwater master test kit is the best out there. It has helped me keep my fancy goldfish very happy and healthy. I am glad to pass on what I have learned so far. I hope it helps you! Have a great day! Anna
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I ordered the multi package of the bottles. I did have 3 or 4 single use vials from my husband's cataract surgery, and when I used those up, I ordered the larger use bottles on line, they worked so well. Hope this helps.
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Hi Herman, Yes, that's correct, we have updated the formula. We are always looking to improve and offer an even better experience for our customers. I'm not sure I follow, though, are you asking if if the new formula is dangerous? Or stating that it is dangerous? Either way, it's not. The formula has taken some small tweaks, but by and large is the same formula, just stronger. We took a few of the smaller ingredients and worked in more of the stronger ingredients, plus added D-Aspartic Acid. The new formula is now even stronger and more potent. Thanks, Matt
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Good Afternoon. To give you an update, the image on Amazon has now been updated and accurately shows the latest product that is being shipped out. We have also uploaded an image of the Supplement Facts for full disclosure. Thank you for your patience.
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Hmmm, J. Crow's site says for a vertical drop it's 6.25mg iodine for the 5% solution, and about half that for the 2% solution (you can google how much iodine in a drop of lugols and you'll end up there) . I am NO expert here, but I did the math for myself and basically arrived at the same amount this way: the bottle doesn't say, probably because it's not FDA approved. But if you WIKI Lugol's Iodine solution (which is what this is--J. Crow just sells this blend) you end up with a solution that has potassium iodide, iodine and triiodine. according to WIKI - again, check your own sources for accuracy, the 5% solution has 126.5 mg per ml of elemental iodine from all 3 types in solution (that's milligram, NOT microgram- Much stronger). If you go with the 'rule of thumb' of 20 drops in 1 ml, then you have 6.325mg per drop for the 5% solution. For the 2% solution, using a simple ratio, you end up with 2.53mg elemental iodine. since 1000 micrograms are in 1 mg, that's 2530 micrograms per drop for the 2% solution. so again, check your sources, and check my calculations. and anyone feel free to correct me if I'm wrong here. this was all my math, it's not listed on the label. The J. Crow site variance would be expected and is most likely due to them knowing their exact dropper size for their bottles. :) -the quick answer? --- a LOT....lol.
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There are 2 different size pellets. Go with the beta size, the same fish one is too small for betta. Most of the time the pellet floats 98% but sometimes it sinks right away.... Not often at all.
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I purchased a bottle containing 370 tablets and the tablets are not scored. (I do not remember from whom I made this purchase ... but since this question came through amazon.com ... I must have purchased them on line through Amazon.)
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There are multiple product pictures. The main (front view) picture may appear full depending on the brightness of your screen; however, I can clearly zoom in and see that it is approximately half full. Additionally, the other views clearly show the bottle as half full. Regardless, the product information does list the amount of product you are getting, so I don't see why the size of the bottle matters.
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Hi Patrick.I don't know. I don't even know how I'm related to this post. I never got a 6 gal. Lol.
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ummmm It was a while ago that I purchased this but I think I bought two small bags of the smaller gravel ...we used about 1 1/2 bags. Wish I could remember how many lbs bags they were...sorry. It's a great tank. We just purchased a betta for it...by the way they are very pretty but boring fish..and don't make the mistake we did and purchase a fish the same color as the gravel. They are really hard to see.
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Hi Thanks for your query. The image showing is nothing to do with Coppola whatsoever. ALWAYS go by the text - that is the golden rule on Amazon as some sellers can change and manipulate images to deter competitors. The correct image IS now a blue/green bottle which has recently replaced the white bottles shown but someone is displaying the completely wrong thing here! Kind Regards Tina Customer Services bodycare2000
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The label pictured here shows 320mg of DHA and 130mg of EPA. However, the bottle I received is labeled 270mg of DHA and 135mg of EPA. I'm curious as to why there is a 50mg discrepancy in the amount of DHA?
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It comes in a 90 count bottle and an 180 count bottle. The picture for the 180 count bottle is wrong. I just purchased the 180 count for 28.82 in Jan. and despite what the picture showed I received 180 capsules. The smaller picture actually read 180 on the bottle, but when I enlarge it, it says 90. Just a glitch, I guess.
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The picture used to say folate. Some of the bottles say folic some say folate. Evidently it's all the same to them:) lol :)
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I will post an answer to my own question in case helps someone--I bought both the 100+30 pills of "Super Omega-3 Fish Oil Concentrate" and the 300 pill bottle of the "Super Omega-3 GEMS Fish Oil Concentrate" and they are EXACTLY the SAME thing. In fact the smaller bottles I received also have the word "GEMS" on the label now too, unlike the bottle pictured. It appears the addition of the word Gems is just the newer label. What is also interesting is that the price per pill was a little better with the 2 smaller bottles, at least on the day I purchased.! Worth doing the math--bigger package is not always the better price! I will post an answer to my own question in case helps someone--I bought both the 100+30 pills of "Super Omega-3 Fish Oil Concentrate" and the 300 pill bottle of the "Super Omega-3 GEMS Fish Oil Concentrate" and they are EXACTLY the SAME thing. In fact the smaller bottles I received also have the word "GEMS" on the label now too, unlike the bottle pictured. It appears the addition of the word Gems is just the newer label. What is also interesting is that the price per pill was a little better with the 2 smaller bottles, at least on the day I purchased.! Worth... » Read More I will post an answer to my own question in case helps someone--I bought both the 100+30 pills of "Super Omega-3 Fish Oil Concentrate" and the 300 pill bottle of the "Super Omega-3 GEMS Fish Oil Concentrate" and they are EXACTLY the SAME thing. In fact the smaller bottles I received also have the word "GEMS" on the label now too, unlike the bottle pictured. It appears the addition of the word Gems is just the newer label. What is also interesting is that the price per pill was a little better with the 2 smaller bottles, at least on the day I purchased.! Worth doing the math--bigger package is not always the better price! « Show Less