

Pool Chemicals & Testing
Safe water is balanced water. Our range covers daily sanitation and correction: chlorine tablets and granules, pH plus and minus, algaecide, clarifier and stabiliser — plus the test kits and photometers you need to dose correctly instead of guessing.
- Chlorine tablets & granules
- pH plus / minus balancers
- Algaecide & clarifier
- Stabiliser (cyanuric acid)
- Test kits & photometers
Why Choose Our Chemicals?
Genuine, fresh stock with honest dosing guidance for your pool size.
Genuine Stock
Fresh, sealed, correctly stored.
Full Range
Sanitation, balance and problem-solvers.
Right Dosing
Guidance matched to your pool volume.
Test First
Kits that end the guesswork.
Balanced Water, Safe Swimming
Most pool problems — green water, cloudy water, burning eyes, scale on tiles — are chemistry problems. Too little sanitizer invites algae and bacteria; too much, or the wrong pH, irritates swimmers and damages surfaces and equipment.
Start with a test, then dose what the water actually needs. We supply the full range and will work out the correct quantities for your pool — or let our maintenance team handle the whole routine for you.
- For home and commercial pools
- Problem-solving range for green/cloudy water
- Dosing guidance with every order

Swim Safe!
Pool Chemicals and Testing, Kept Simple
Clear, safe water depends on testing first and dosing second. The two core checks are free chlorine, which sanitises the water, and pH, which controls how well that chlorine works and how the water feels on skin and eyes. A simple test kit or test strips cover both, and testing two or three times a week is a realistic routine for a Karachi home pool — daily for heavily used or commercial pools. Store chemicals cool, dry and sealed, well away from children, and never mix different products together. Add chemicals to the water in small, measured amounts with the pump running, then retest before adding more.
What should I test most often?
Free chlorine and pH. Keeping those two in range prevents most problems, from green water and cloudy pools to stinging eyes.
Why does my chlorine disappear so fast?
Strong sun, heat, heavy use and low stabiliser all burn chlorine faster. If the problem keeps repeating, have the stabiliser level tested too.
Where should pool chemicals be stored?
In a cool, dry, ventilated place, in their original sealed containers, off the floor and away from children and pets. Our maintenance plans can handle testing and dosing for you.
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