Pool Treatment Products – Clean, Balanced Water Made Easy

Products for treating pools, spas, and soon aquariums

To be clear, it requires just the right amount, not too much and not too little.

Not all maintenance products are created equal.

Chlorine tablets may look alike, but their effectiveness can differ significantly. The chlorine concentration in a tablet can vary greatly between manufacturers, leading to different results and explaining the price differences between brands. And this is just one example. With millions of water analyses conducted over the past years, Flipr offers you a curated selection of maintenance products that you can confidently use for your pool.

Caution: Pool products are often biocides. Use them with care and moderation. Follow the recommended dosages and usage instructions to protect your health and the environment.

The best for your pool

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We offer a selection of the best products for your pool's primary needs: disinfection, maintenance, balance, and anti-algae. We add more products based on demand, so feel free to let us know your specific needs.

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  • Optimal Protection

    We have selected products known for their effectiveness, safe for your pool, and equipped with secure closures to prevent any contact with children.

  • Home delivery

    Receive your treatment products directly at home within 2-3 working days (only in France for now). Place your order before noon to ensure faster delivery.

  • Compatible with Flipr

    All products are Flipr compatible. They will be automatically recognized in the app and will receive tailored advice.

Pool Stabilizer: Why It's Essential

A pool stabilizer, also known as cyanuric acid (CYA), protects chlorine from rapid degradation due to sunlight. Maintaining the right stabilizer level (30–50 ppm) is key: too low and chlorine dissipates quickly, too high (over-stabilization) and chlorine becomes ineffective, possibly leading to algae growth. Regular testing and adjustment help keep the stabilizer at optimal levels. For saltwater pools, stabilizer usage remains important to ensure the chlorine produced is protected from UV rays.

Chlorine Treatment: Shock vs. Regular Maintenance

Chlorine is the most common disinfectant for swimming pools, keeping water safe and clear. Regular maintenance requires chlorine levels between 1 and 3 ppm. However, situations like cloudy or green water, heavy usage, or after storms require a chlorine shock treatment. This involves adding a high dose of non-stabilized chlorine to quickly sanitize and eliminate persistent algae. Ensure filtration runs continuously during shock treatment, returning chlorine levels to normal before swimming again. Regular use of slow-release chlorine tablets or multifunction chlorine helps maintain consistent sanitation.

Algae & Green Pool Water: Prevention and Treatment

Algae blooms can cause green, cloudy water and slippery pool surfaces. Prevent algae by maintaining proper chlorine levels, balanced pH, and adequate daily filtration. Certain algae types, like mustard algae, form stubborn yellowish deposits on pool surfaces. If algae appear, brush surfaces thoroughly and perform a shock treatment with chlorine or active oxygen. Adding a specialized algaecide can help, especially against mustard algae. Continuous filtration after treatment and possibly a clarifier or flocculant will restore water clarity.

Pool pH and Alkalinity: Achieving Balance

he ideal pH level for pool water is between 7.2 and 7.4. Low pH (acidic water) can cause corrosion and irritation, while high pH (basic water) reduces chlorine effectiveness and promotes cloudy water. Regular pH testing is crucial; adjust using pH+ products to increase levels or pH- to decrease levels. Pool alkalinity (Total Alkalinity, or TAC) acts as a buffer stabilizing pH fluctuations. Optimal alkalinity (around 80–120 ppm) prevents rapid pH swings. If TAC is too low, a buffering agent can raise it; if it's too high, gradually lower it by adding pH-.