Acidified Copper Sulfate.... on Amazon??

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Has anyone found acidified copper sulfate on Amazon in particular? Can you share a link?

I have found 'normal' copper sulfate....but not knowing the difference between 'acidified' and 'non acidified,' i do not want to make a mistake.

Thank you
 
Correct. I never see the poultry suppliers selling 'normal' copper sulfate. I have not tried to figured out how copper Sulfate is acidified but now I'm curious just for curiosity's sake.

That said, I just looked at the package I purchased some time ago from twin city and it says 'copper sulfate' though in the fine print it says acidified.

Mainly, I was hoping someone had found acidified on Amazon so I could just order some fast and get it here and not have to put together a large enough order for free shipping.
 
Correct. I never see the poultry suppliers selling 'normal' copper sulfate. I have not tried to figured out how copper Sulfate is acidified but now I'm curious just for curiosity's sake.

That said, I just looked at the package I purchased some time ago from twin city and it says 'copper sulfate' though in the fine print it says acidified.

Mainly, I was hoping someone had found acidified on Amazon so I could just order some fast and get it here and not have to put together a large enough order for free shipping.
Some do use Copper Sulfate and just acidify it with ACV, but for me, I'd just buy the Acidified Copper Sulfate and not have to fiddle with mixing it just right.

https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/how-do-i-use-acidified-copper-sulfate-properly.1452663/
 
Correct. I never see the poultry suppliers selling 'normal' copper sulfate. I have not tried to figured out how copper Sulfate is acidified but now I'm curious just for curiosity's sake.

That said, I just looked at the package I purchased some time ago from twin city and it says 'copper sulfate' though in the fine print it says acidified.

Mainly, I was hoping someone had found acidified on Amazon so I could just order some fast and get it here and not have to put together a large enough order for free shipping.
That's me when I need one thing on Chewy, but I'm $20 away from free shipping. There, it's easy as I can just buy another bag of feed.

I guess I'd go to all three places, see what shipping plus product costs, then go for the cheapest one that will ship asap.
 
Never even thought of chewy. Which is funny, because I ordered a bunch of chicken waterers from them at a good price.

Thanks for the tip!
 

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