Manufacturer label profile
Kordon Copper-AID
Kordon names chelated copper sulfate. Its label distinguishes soft-bodied invertebrates, some snails, and plants.
- Document scope
- US manufacturer documentation
- Presentation
- Chelated copper sulfate liquid
- Sources consulted
Use the record
Match your package to the source
What the source identifies
Kordon lists chelated copper sulfate as the active and gives examples of invertebrates in its restrictions. It gives separate instructions about filtration and carbon.
Where the evidence stops
The copper form is not a basis for copying Cupramine’s removal instructions or using a test result that does not specify what copper it measures.
What to check on your bottle
Keep the label warning and active panel together. Write the exact test-kit model beside any result.
Compare the evidence
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Sources and date
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