Does what it says!

There's no measuring required - the dosage is "2 drops per gallon" and the 2-oz bottle I have has a lid that pushes in and flips up, revealing a small hole.

That's the slightly worrying aspect of this product. There's no indication how much these "2 drops" really are, so you can't measure it any other way than dripping it out of the bottle. These two drops are so tiny that you can't help but wonder - what if it doesn't remove all the chlorine/chloramine? What if I don't mix it completely? What if it takes time to react? What if the drop size gets different as the bottle empties?

It seems to have worked so far but it's a bit scary!

The stuff I had may have been older, the dosage is in ml not drops.

It does what it says, but nothing special. I would say "cheap" but I think relative the other more popular dechlors its not comparable.

No problems with this dechlor, if you have it use it, but I would looking to better stuff when it runs out.

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Very easy to use. Two drops per gallon of water but I always threw in a few extra drops fior good measure. No mess and one bottle lasted a while. Cheap, but probably more cost effective to get a dechlorinator that does several other things such as stress coat.