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Reviews (23)
24 May 2018
Great tasting and 100% Acai too!
My wife uses this product as a less expensive alternative to Mona Vie with good results. The fact that it is 100% Acai Berry and also organic is a big plus.
31 January 2020
Fit my Polaris PB-4 Booster Pump ser # M576876
Allows replacement of booster pump seal along with the shaft o-ring and o-ring that goes between the two halves of the pump. Make sure you use a small bead of 100% silicone seal between the metal cup on the graphite seal and the recess the seal presses into. Do not touch the seal surface of the graphite or ceramic seals with your fingers or anything else or you may get a leak. The old Graphite seal can be pressed out and the new seal pressed in with an appropriately sized socket or section of PVC pipe. This was an economical and easy fix for my leaky booster pump--highly recommended!
28 April 2016
Great battery--sky high price...
2 of 5 found this helpful There's no doubt that these batteries are a cut above conventional alkaline cells. I use them in remote sensors for automatic outdoor lights and they typically last over a year before requiring replacement. The biggest problem is that they are insanely expensive and for no particularly justifiable reason that I can see (other than we are a captive audience since probably most of us have no ability to manufacture our own batteries ;-). I could use less expensive alkaline cells but then I would have to get out the ladder and remove the sensors, take them apart and change the batteries every 6 months instead of every 14 months. So I'll probably to use them going forward because they save time in the long run and time is a precious commodity.