Switched from prime to safe- dead fish

[DN328]

He has 2 phds.

LOL

 

[CarpCharacin]

So Seachem claims that "Complexed hydrosulfite salts" which are used in prime and safe aren't the same as hydroxymethanesulfonate, which is used in ChlorAm-X. I'd be interested to know what the actual difference between the two are.

 

[RD.]

Carp, let it go.

Having tested both products over several years of hands on use, I can tell you that the two products are not the same.

I'm not sure why you would bump this topic up, it places you and your PhD buddy in a very poor light. He was clearly confused over the patents, and he made some ridiculous claims along the way.

 

[CarpCharacin]

I know they are not the same. I'd just like to know what the difference between the two chemicals are.

 

[RD.]

I'd like to know Colonel Sanders recipe, but they aren't willing to divulge that trade secret either.

 

[CarpCharacin]

I'd like to know Colonel Sanders recipe, but they aren't willing to divulge that trade secret either.

See my post in the thread about the proposed forum for in-depth meta-analytic discussions.

Is the difference between the chemicals significant, or is the one used in prime/safe only slightly different to avoid patent infringement?

 

[RD.]

See post #171. I don't think it can be much plainer than that.

 

[CarpCharacin]

See post #171. I don't think it can be much plainer than that.

LOL, I feel kinda dumb that I defended him two years ago when I failed to even understand his argument, but I guess you can't learn if you never make mistakes.

 

[RD.]

LOL, I feel kinda dumb that I defended him two years ago when I failed to even understand his argument, but I guess you can't learn if you never make mistakes.

I'm glad to see you at least admit that.