RegalAlgaecide 60 for Swimming Pools & Spas

I put this in our pool every 2 weeks. We had gone out of town for a week and our pool was dirty from rain and debris. I could not get rid of the algae or cloudy water no mater how much shock I put into the pool. This stuff worked its magic!

Just what we needed and fast shipping when our local store was out for weeks.This brand of algaecide works amazing for our above ground pool. Just a few ounces a week and the water stays crystal clear. Highly recommend.

I put the required amount of shock in & it clears the yucky green & the next day I add this at night & in the morning my pool is as good as new! Like I never forgot about the pool!

Use this every year to open my pool. Great product!

Love Amazon, product and delivery...but this item arrived in a gooey box. Product leaked.

My friend owns a pool company. I was getting sick and tired of my pool turning green yellow you name it whatever color you can think of. So I asked my friend what can I buy or do to keep my pool without algae. She suggested this. It is a game changer for you Pool owners. All I did was shock my pool. Make sure I have chlorine in, and added the correct initial amount (which was approximately half of the bottle ) and every week I add 4 ounces. have Not seen any algea since!!! You’re welcome in advance:-)

I have found this to be one of the best treatments for pool algae. whether for routine maintenance or clearing up existing algae.add 4 oz, once or twice a week as needed, run the pump for 24 hours, then backwash and rinse. my water is crystal clear and the pool has never looked better.

Had a bit of algae during the spring in an 8000+ gallon vinyl coated salt water pool. Scrubbed it away with a good brush, shocked the pool now and then, sent the robot in at normal intervals, etc. Nevertheless, there was still this very faint thin dirty green which kept coming back at certain areas along the bottom of the pool.So I bought a bottle of Regal. I poured about 6 ounces into the skimmer in the morning and by afternoon, not a trace of faint algae anywhere. There was still some algae on the very edge of the floating pool cover. So I took a damp rag and poured less than a capful of Regal into the rag and rubbed it along the outer surfaces of the pool cover while it was rolled up. Gone there, too!My work is done here. Highly recommended.