Leisure Time Brominating Tabs

These one-inch tablets are designed to work with most standard floating bromine feeders. If you use a specific inline feeder, check your manufacturer's manual to ensure it is rated for bromine tablets.

Bromine is generally more stable than chlorine in the higher temperatures of a hot tub and remains effective over a wider pH range. Additionally, bromine does not produce the strong, harsh chemical odor often associated with chlorine.

While these tablets feature a low-dust formula for cleaner handling, they are still concentrated chemicals. Always wear gloves when handling, avoid direct inhalation of the dust, and store them in a cool, dry place away from other chemicals.

These tablets are specifically formulated for hot tubs and spas. They are not recommended for large swimming pools, as the concentration and delivery method are optimized for the smaller water volume and higher temperatures of a spa.

The frequency depends on your spa's usage, water temperature, and bather load. You should test your water chemistry regularly and adjust the feeder settings or tablet count to maintain a bromine level between 3 and 5 ppm.