Wisconsin Pharmaceutical Potable Aqua with P.A. Plus
Item #: 53038
Our Price: $8.99
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Comments about Wisconsin Pharmaceutical Potable Aqua with P.A. Plus: Have used these pills for over 20 years, all over the world. Extremely reliable (never developed a tummy problem) and easy/convenient to use. Have never bothered with a pump, and as far as the pills versus the alternative of combining two solutions (which is what guide services use) and having to wait 5-10 minutes before being able to add the mixture to the canteen, I prefer the pills because of the time saved when on the move.
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Is there an expiration date on the product bottle or packaging?
I have an unopened package, but can not recall when I purchased it.Asked on 2/27/2013 by Maggie from Newark, OH1 answer
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The Wisconsin Pharmaceutical Potable Aqua with P.A. Plus has an expiration date on the bottle.Answered on 3/2/2013 by Bob from Campmor
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Can this be used in my platypus bottlesAsked on 12/23/2012 by WingNut from On The Road1 answer
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I do not see any reasons why you could not use this with your platy bottle. In fact I have seen a number of AT thru hikes with platy bottles using portable Aqua.Answered on 12/24/2012 by Steve from Campmor
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Is it ok to use for a week or more straight? will there be any side effects?Asked on 8/31/2012 by robtherookie1 answer
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A week is OK. You would not want this to be your total solution for months of water treatment. I would opt for boiling water to purify it as well that way you can reduce the need to chemically treat the water.Answered on 9/4/2012 by Steve from Campmor
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What is the shelf life?Asked on 4/8/2011 by Anonymous1 answer
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Good to 2015Answered on 4/12/2011 by Steve from Campmor
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how long does it take for the water to become drinkable?Asked on 7/23/2010 by Patti from Ada, OK3 answers
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1/2 for the purifying tables and 1/2 for the neutralizer. 1 Hour in all.Answered on 7/26/2010 by Steve from CampmorA:
According to the instructions: Wait thirty minutes after adding two iodine tablets to each liter of water. Then, optionally, add two neutralizing tablets per liter and wait five minutes.
However, if the water is especially cold, you might want to exercise caution and wait longer. If you are hiking and the water container is being jostled and bounced with every step, both steps seem to work better as the action breaks up the tablets and mixes everything more thoroughly.Answered on 7/24/2011 by MrRedwood from San Francisco, CAVERIFIED BUYER
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I let the first pill work for 30 minutes, then either drink (if thirsty) or add the second pill (eliminates the iodine taste) and wait another 30 minutes.Answered on 11/5/2010 by Steve from Georgia
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