Aquavitro Purfiltrum – 75 g
Designed to control ammonia, nitrites, and nitrates, Purfiltrum is a macro-porous synthetic polymer that removes soluble and insoluble organic impurities. By removing nitrogenous waste that can be converted into unwanted, harmful chemicals, you are encouraging a healthy, safe environment for your aquatic inhabitants. Polishing water to unparalleled clarity, you will be amazed with the level of performance Purfiltrum has to offer! What makes it even better is that it is completely regenerable, simply follow the directions on the packaging.
Key Features
- Removes ammonia, nitrites, and nitrates
- Filters soluble and insoluble organic impurities
- Macroporous synthetic polymer structure
- Regenerable without replacement
- Improves water clarity and aquatic environment safety
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Purfiltrum |
| Weight | 75 g |
| Material | Macro-porous synthetic polymer |
| Function | Removes nitrogenous waste and organic impurities |
| Regenerability | Yes, follow packaging instructions |
FAQ
How does Purfiltrum remove nitrogenous waste from the water?
Purfiltrum uses its macro-porous structure to adsorb ammonia, nitrites, and nitrates, effectively removing nitrogenous waste before it can convert into harmful compounds in the aquatic environment.
Can Purfiltrum be reused after filtering?
Yes, Purfiltrum is completely regenerable. Follow the instructions on the packaging to clean and restore its performance after use.
What types of impurities does Purfiltrum target?
Purfiltrum targets soluble and insoluble organic impurities, including ammonia, nitrites, and nitrates, which are common nitrogenous waste products in aquariums.
Steven James –
I’ve used Purfiltrum in my freshwater tank for three months now. The water clarity has improved significantly, and I notice less ammonia spikes. It’s easy to maintain and just needs a simple rinse when regenerating. Works well with my filter system and keeps the tank stable.
Christopher Welch –
The 75g size fits perfectly in my filter housing. It’s effective at reducing nitrites and has helped maintain stable water parameters. I’ve done one regeneration cycle and it still performs strongly.
Brandon Chapman –
After switching from a standard filter media, I saw a noticeable drop in ammonia levels. The water looks cleaner and the fish seem more active. The regenerability is a big plus—no need to replace it often.