7% PEROXIDE 5 GALLON CASE WITH 2 (2-1/2) GALLON JUGS

I typically buy a higher concentration H2O2 and mix it with distilled water to get the 7% I need for my water system. But sometimes the price of the higher concentration doesn't pay off. All depending on how much this 7% is at any given point in time is the determining factor as to whether I mix my own or just buy this. The price when I bought these was worth it at the time. Then I don't have to worry about mixing anything, just get the jugs and dump them in my water system.My water system using this H2O2 eliminates my well water odor and iron staining.This stuff does what it's supposed to do. It really all depends on what the price is at the time you need it. It ships as 2 jugs of 2.5 gallons in a good solid, safe cardboard box. And the jugs are sealed under the top so little chance of spilling.I'm sure I'll buy more in the future if the price continues to stay below $60.

Excellent product

we use this in our water system. It helps cut down on the egg smell and rushed in the water. I like the lids on the containers because they don’t leak.

As we only have Sulphur water and no other problems, this product is working great. Since the price of Nutra Sul has almost doubled over the past 2 years, I sure hope you can keep your cost down.

Works just as good as the other products that cost almost twice the price. The only downside is that it doesn’t come in the 5-gallon bucket and depending upon your system design, you may have to pour it into an existing bucket; at least I have to. For the price and quality, though, it’s a minor inconvenience.

They work great for removing sulfur smell with Kinetico sulfur guard system

For the longest time there seemed to be only one product source for well water hydrogen peroxide.The price of this product has been way too expensive for what you got. I'm not too involved in the manufacturing process of this 7% peroxide solution but I do know materials, what is the cost of water, what is the cost of adding only 7% peroxide to that water? Maybe I'm missing something but you get my drift, water is basically free, it's from nature. So unless peroxide is as costly as gold why has the final product been so darn expensive for what seems like forever? Packaging? Processing? Profit? Perhaps a little of everything, however my point is that someone called VinMar finally figured out how to make a great product at a more reasonable price point for the customer. Kudos to you folks, I'm very impressed and want to thank you for offering your Water Cleaner 7% Peroxided.

fast and easy to use pour ,run thru system , what 24 hours all clean and alot saver then bleach,,,