Comments: I used this in conjunction with Seachem reef dip so I can't give all of the praise to this product. However, after the reef dip which is iodine based was used, I did not see much change in coloration or tissue extension in some badly anemic acans (3 colonies). I knew I had some sort of parasite or bacteria that was attacking the corals which is why I took the two-prong approach. After using the Revive, which has a counter-intuitive floor cleaner smell, I saw noted tissue acceleration and regeneration within a few days. After weeks of degrading, the acans are now accepting food again. Worth the money I spent to save $100 worth of acans. Thanks to the forums and Customer Service for bringing light to this product.

Comments: I bought this coral cleanser because it had good reviews and seemed the less harsh and stressful product out there. I used it to dip several new additions of ricrdea and zoanthids, each for 10 min, and was surprised to see they seemed to like it. All the rics and zoas remained open and showed no signs of stress, I probably could have left then in for longer with little worry.
<br /> I wasn't expecting much to come out from the dip since the corals weren't attached to much rock, only saw one amphipod head for the hills during the process, so I can say it worked on him. I wish the label instructions did provide smaller dilution ratios but if you do some simple math you can figure it out. The stuff does smell but its really not that bad, about as strong as windex, just more pleasent.
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Comments: Took the red bugs off my SPS colony and it smells like floor cleaner. Buy it!

Comments: My coral looks great now that about a week has passed after use. Killed black bugs on my montiporas.

Comments: This is a must have for any reef tank owner. I used it to treat some zoa frags I bought on Craigslist, all sorts of little critters came off after I dipped. Don't chance getting any unwanted hitchhikers!

Comments: Julian Sprung recently gave a presentation at a meeting of our local aquarium club where he discussed various coral parasites. In my case, some of my acropora corals had red bugs. He recommended removing the affected corals and soaking them in a Revive solution. After following his instructions and returning my corals to the tank, they have shown significant improvement. Once dull, wilted corals are now showing better color, growth and polyp extension.

Comments: Good product. Did what it was supposed to. Doesn't stress corals like other dips. Used on my zoos to kill nudis and fungus. Polyps opened back up in no time. I plan on dipping all new corals before introducing into tank from now on. Learned the hard way.

Comments: Just wanted to say this dip has killed dozens if not hundreds of Red Bugs before they got into my tank. Product is a must for SPS keepers, beats treating your whole tank.

Comments: Originally obtained product in a raffle. I was scepticle about a dip that smells like floor cleaner. I tried it out on a nudibranch infested Zoanthid colony. It killed every adult Nudi on the colony within 15 min.
<br />I now use it on all new corals I recieve. Note that it does also kill all the desireable critters also.

Comments: this stuff does a fine job of killing red bugs, but on red planaria it doesn't seem to be strong enough.

Comments: I've used a few coral dips including drug store Providone, TMPCC, Kents Tech-D, Sea Chem Reef Dip. Revive is a unique product in that it does not stress the coral nearly as much as those other products. You dip your coral and it remains the same color, even Montipora which bleach out very easily when it comes to using iodine based dips, it smells good too! The only issue I have is the directions are for a whole gallon dip, so I had to play with some numbers to get the ratio down to 16 oz. Other then that this stuff works well even on red bugs that tenaciously cling to Acros, I've found them to be the most difficult to dislodge from coral.

Comments: great product i use it on all corals before they go in display tank