Maintain a stable, neutral pH in your freshwater aquarium with Seachem Neutral Regulator, a phosphate-based buffer designed to adjust aquarium water to approximately pH 7.0. It helps regulate pH while softening water by precipitating calcium and magnesium, making it a useful option for aquarists looking to maintain specific water conditions.
Suitable for freshwater aquariums, Neutral Regulator can be used to help establish consistent water parameters for compatible fish and aquatic environments.
Maintains neutral pH: Helps adjust and buffer aquarium water to approximately pH 7.0.
pH buffering action: Helps resist fluctuations in pH when used according to directions.
Softens water: Helps precipitate calcium and magnesium from the water.
Supports water conditioning: Helps establish suitable water parameters for freshwater aquariums.
Easy to use: Available in a convenient powder format for straightforward dosing.
Compatible with Seachem buffers: Can be used with other Seachem products as directed to achieve specific water conditions.
Standard dosage: Use 1 level teaspoon per 40–80L of water.
Dissolve the required amount in water before adding it to the aquarium.
Test pH, GH and KH before and after treatment.
Adjust dosage according to the aquarium's water chemistry and the needs of its inhabitants.
Avoid sudden pH changes, especially in established aquariums containing sensitive livestock.
Brand: Seachem
Product: Neutral Regulator
Category: Aquarium pH buffer
Target pH: Approximately 7.0
Suitable for: Freshwater aquariums
Form: Powder
Available sizes: 250g and 500g, depending on availability
Seachem Neutral Regulator is a practical option for aquarists looking to establish and maintain a neutral pH in freshwater setups. For best results, test your water regularly and ensure the target pH is appropriate for your fish, plants and other aquatic inhabitants.
Important: This product contains phosphate-based buffering agents, which may contribute to elevated phosphate levels. It may not be suitable for every planted aquarium or aquascape, particularly where phosphate levels need to be carefully controlled.


