Potable Aqua Water Purification Tablets With PA Plus - Two 50 count Bottles
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- Condition
- New
- Unit Count
- 50.0
- Weight
- 2.24 oz
- Material
- Glass
- Item Type Name
- Chemical Water Treatment Tablets
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Features 5
- One bottle of 50 Potable Aqua Water Purification Tablets and one bottle of 50 Potable Aqua PA Plus tables
- Water purification tablets make questionable water bacteriologically suitable to drink in emergency water situations
- These water purification tablets for drinking water leaves no iodine taste or color in your emergency water, when used correctly.
- Portable water treatment tablets are effective against bacteria and Giardia lamblia, for trusted emergency water purification
- Water treatment tablets offer emergency water purification for hiking, travel, and natural disasters, and ideal to keep with camping accessories
Description
Used and trusted by military and emergency organizations worldwide, Potable Aqua Water Purification Tablets With PA Plus disinfect contaminated drinking water in any situation. Included is the two-step process of water treatment for drinking water: Potable Aqua Water Purification Tablets for emergency water treatment to make water bacteriologically suitable to drink, and Potable Aqua with PA Plus tablets to neutralize the after-taste and color. A great addition to your camping accessories or emergency water preparedness kit, these water treatment tablets are effective against bacteria and Giardia lamblia in any emergency water purification situation.
Specs 17
| Material | Glass |
|---|---|
| Item Weight | 2.24 ounces |
| Product Benefits | Disinfects contaminated drinking water and improves taste and color. |
| Brand | potable aqua |
| Number of Packs | 2 |
| Model Number | 304 |
| Brand Name | potable aqua |
| Set Name | Potable Aqua Water Purification Tablets with PA Plus Neutralizing Tablets (2 Pack) |
| UPC | 368093003040 |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 40 |
| Manufacturer Warranty Description | Contact Manufacturer |
| Unit Count | 50 Count |
| Number of Items | 2 |
| Item Type Name | Chemical Water Treatment Tablets |
| Manufacturer | Wisconsin Pharmacal |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 304 |
| Material Type | Glass |
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Great for prepping
Unit Count: 50.0
Great
Reviewed in the United States on September 21, 2026 by Lorri Wilson
in first kits
Unit Count: 50.0
it works for me, thanks
Reviewed in the United States on October 8, 2026 by DAVID NORTON
GREAT, Here's the low down...
Unit Count: 50.0
... dipping your head into a cold mountain stream and taking a long refreshing drink is an experience that has basically vanished from the wilderness areas of America. With the increased use of the wilderness there has also been an increase in the amount of bacteriological contamination of backcountry water supplies. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency reports that 90 percent of the world's water is contaminated in some way. Without getting too much into basic chemistry, there are two methods for water purification tablets: Iodine and chlorine. Iodine is the arguably more effective method, but it leaves an iodine taste. It is suggested the taste may determine how much or how little one drinks. So, how do you deal with it? In this case, Potable Aqua includes a second bottle with tablets you can add to remove the taste, OR, simply adding vitamin C (i.e. Tang), or adding a pinch of salt per quart, adding flavorings (e.g., lemonade mix, etc.) or you can also pour it back and forth between containers (again, AFTER it has been adequately treated). The other option is chlorine, Chlorine should be used for persons with iodine allergies or restrictions like persons with thyroid problems, are on lithium, are allergic to shellfish (they may also be allergic to iodine), women over fifty and pregnant women should consult their physician prior to using iodine for purification. Be aware that iodine is light sensitive and must always be stored in a dark bottle, once opened, it may need to be used within a certain time. The effectiveness of all chemical treatment of water is related to the temperature, pH level, and clarity of the water. Cloudy water often requires higher concentrations of chemical to disinfect. If the water is cloudy, strain it, add the tablets and swish it around. Splash some water with the chemical onto the lid and the threads of the water bottle so all water areas are treated. The water should sit for at least 30 minutes. The colder the water, the less effective the chemical, it works best if the water is over 68F/21C, if the water temperature is below 40F/4C, double the treatment time before drinking. Finally, iodine and chlorine will NOT work on toxic water (water that has dissolved chemicals or solids like salt). In that case, it MAY be safe/safer to add the use of absorbent filters (i.e. with charcoal), but the BEST advice is to simply NOT use toxic water! I always say you should have at least TWO options for water, fire and shelter. Here, tablets are one, the other is a filter like Sawyer Products SP128 Mini Water Filter (It has the distinction of being able to be used almost perpetually by simply backwashing it!). But the best method is boiling, some say you don't actually have to "boil" water to make it safe, that by the time water actually comes to a boil it is already safe, but I like to see bubbles for my own peace of mind!
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Reviewed in the United States on November 29, 2013 by Survival Gal
Treats under 7 gallons.
Unit Count: 50.0
They work. Store easily. Good for camping, short term. But not long term solution, entire contents treat just over 6 gallons.
Reviewed in the United States on June 1, 2026 by wsayre001
Quality
Unit Count: 50.0
This was purchased in conjunction with a 30 gallon water bladder for emergency water. In a rural little southern town a hacker has already got into a water and before anything happens I figured I would have at least 30 gallons of drinking water before someone comes in and shuts the valve
Reviewed in the United States on September 1, 2026 by bob adams
good price
Unit Count: 50.0
handy
Reviewed in the United States on October 2, 2026 by busaking
Better taste than the old Army tabs
Unit Count: 50.0
They work, and produce potable water with minimal aftertaste. I live in a hurricane zone, and if power goes out so does the water treatment plant. Though you can still get water it may no longer be safe for drinking. In addition to stockpiling both bottled and stored water for an impending emergency it's good to have ways of purifying water if you run out before having to go to a gravel/sand/charcoal filter, solar still, or filtering through cloth and boiling. Supplies of bottled water are limited in stores if a hurricane is coming. Empty shelves. So I have filtration straws and these as well. Clean, drinkable water is the most important consideration there is. You can survive for a month with no food but with no water about 3 days in hot conditions. Definately a potential lifesaver, I'm certainly not counting on the government.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 27, 2025 by DC
Read the fine print - not good for anyone with thyroid issues.
Unit Count: 50.0
Giving this 5 stars because it does what it is intended. I did not read the fine print; not for anyone with thyroid issues. I will be passing this on to someone else.
Reviewed in the United States on July 26, 2026 by whatsupgeorgia