Natural Aquarium Vital?

[pairustwo]

What do you all think of "Natural Aquarium Vital"?
http://www.freshwateraquariumplants.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?page=FAP/PROD/CEDFP/NAV251

Is this a viable alternative to CO2 injection for a lightly planted low light tank?
Right now I have 1.5 watts per gallon an no artificial introduction of CO2.
I have four plants which are doing fine (except the Amazon Sword which the LFS guy told me was a low light plant and it turns out not so much)

I think about a DIY CO2 system but sometimes I don't think it is worth the trouble as my plants seem fine.

I wonder if this Aquarium Vital might be a good compromise.

pairustwo

 

[rkilling1]

This is from Tom Barr on Natural Aquarium Vital:

The Marc Weiss stuff is snake oil.
Total waste of $$

Been saying this to folks since 1995.
If you makes claims, they need to be supported.
This product has never done this.
It is in no way like Excel from Seachem.

Regards,
Tom Barr

 

[SparKy697]

I love reading Mr. Barr's stuff. In no way can you be confused about where he stands on any issue.

 

[Purrbox]

There are really only two good methods of introducing carbon into a tank right now. Either injecting CO2 (DIY or Pressurized) or Flourish Excel.