Leisure Time Reserve Bromide Solution

No, this is not a daily sanitizer. It is used to establish a 'bromide bank' in your water, which you typically only need to do when you first fill your spa or after a complete water change.

Not exactly. While it establishes the necessary bromide bank, it must be used in conjunction with an oxidizer—like a shock treatment—to actually activate the bromine and sanitize your water.

This formula is specifically concentrated for the smaller water volume and higher temperatures of hot tubs and spas. It is not recommended for use in large swimming pools.

You should use test strips designed for bromine systems to monitor your levels. If you find it difficult to maintain a consistent bromine reading even after adding your oxidizer, your bromide bank may need to be replenished with this solution.

Like most chemical additives, it can cause minor fluctuations in your water chemistry. It is always best practice to test your pH and alkalinity levels shortly after adding any chemical to ensure your water remains balanced and comfortable.