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Unread 01/18/2009, 04:28 PM   #1
onefast
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r/o filter replacement help coralife

I have read several reviews saying these suck. It is the 24gpd model. Anyone have any advise as to best replacement media. I believe they use standard sizes. Should I stick with the coralife prefilter and carbon filter? or is there a better replacement? From what I have read one of the best options for me is to get the filmtec r/o membrane with restrictor to get 75gpd(better quality, longer lasting) wondering if adding the di unit will be worth the cost. What kind of benefits would I get, and what is a good company to go with(several sell them including coralife as an addon) Any opinions welcome....thanks in advance


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Unread 01/19/2009, 02:04 AM   #2
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anythoughts? reviews I read say they suck...not sure who to believe. I definately wanted to get a better membrane with higher flow.....I am a very indecisive person, spend hours reading in attempts to make something better..........and usually give up. Some good advise would be appreciated.


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