SWIMFREE ALGAECIDE

Patient Information leaflet

                                DIRECTION
S
FOR
USE:
SUMMER
DOSAGE
HEAVY
POOL
HEAVY
ALGAE
CAPACITY
INI
TIAL
WEEKLY
ALGAE
INITIAL
10,
000
300ML
50ML
60DML
900ML
LITRES
N
OT
TO
BE
USED
FOR
ANY
PURPOSE
OR
IN
AN
Y
MANNER,
CONTRARY
TO
THIS
LABEL
UNLESS
AUTH
ORISED
UNDER
APPROPRIATE
LEGISLATION.
GENERAL
INSTRU
C
TIONS
:
Hy-
Cio
r
Algaecide
destroys
and
prevents
the
gr
owth
of
algae.
lea
v
ing
the
pool
wate
r
sa
fe and
spa
r
kling.
Before
sw
immin
g
activity,
Hy
-C
ior
Algaec
id
e
should
al
wa
ys
be
used
and
a
suitab
le
bactericide
wh
ich
is
approved
for
pool
use
must
be
added
or,
fo
r
example,
Granular
Pool
Chlorine
(Ca
lcium
H
ypoc
hlor
ite)
or
Liquid
Chlorine
(Sodi
um
H
ypochlo
rite
).
N
OTE:
Hy-C
ior
Algaecide
shou
ld
no
t
be
used
as
a
substitute
for
normal
chemical
treatment
but
rather
as
a
su
ppl
ement.
Th
e r
equ
ir
ed
amou
nt
of
Hy
-Cior
Algaecide
sho
uld
be
pou
r
ed
eve
nl
y
into
the
pool.
B
ATCH
NUMB
ER:
DATE
OL
MANUFACTURE:
A
PVMA
APPROVAL
N
O.:
66579/53930
I
SW
IM
FREE ALGAE 2L_5L APVMA.INDD
1
•
RLP
Approved
DOS
A
GE:
The
i
nitia
l
dosage
is u
sed
w
hen
f
illin
g
the
pool
at
the
beginning
of
the
swimming
seaso
n.
If
the
pool
has
visib
le
algae
growth,
the
initial
dosage
should
be
u
sed
.
After
24
hours,
vacuum
the
pool
to
remo
ve
a
lg
ae
debris.
If
vis
ible
algae
is
still
present,
rep
ea
t
the
i
niti
al
procedure
as
nece
ssary
.
When
t
he
pool
is
free
of
algae,
use
the
recommended
weekly
maintenance
dosage
.
If
high
temperatures
prevail
,
or
the
pool
has
unu
sually
heavy
use
,
add
the
wee
kly
dosage
on
ce
every
4
days.
The
winterising
dosage
w
ill
pr
ovide
algae
grow
th
contro
l
during
t
he
winter
months.
For
winterising
and
heavy
algae
removal
treatment
,
filter
w
ater
for
12
hours
,
brush
pool
thoroughly
and
vacu
um
.
POOL
VOLUME
:
1.
Convert
in
metres
a
ll
pool
dimensions.
2.
Volume
is
equal
to
length
X
breadth
X
,depth
3.
Volume
in
cubic
metres
shou
ld
be
multip
l
ied
by
1000,
ie
1
cubic
metre
=
1000
litres.
STORAGE
AND
DISPOSAL
:
Store
in
the
cl
osed
original
co
nt
a
iner
in
a
cool,
dry
,
well
-
vent
il
ated
area
ou
t
of
r
each
of
c
                                
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