FISH MEDICINE SET OF 4

This 4-piece set bundles Micro Life S2 100ml (beneficial bacteria), Stress Heal 120ml (stress coat/conditioner), Paracure 120ml (internal parasites/flukes), and General Remedy 120ml (general tonic) — a broader kit than the 3-piece combo, adding internal-parasite coverage and a dedicated stress-coat product.

Together these four cover biological filtration support, day-to-day stress events (moves, water changes, new arrivals), internal parasites and flukes that aren't always visible from the outside, and general unwell-fish support — a solid all-round kit for an established freshwater collection.

The larger 120ml sizing on most of these bottles suits a bigger tank or a keeper who goes through routine-use products (like Stress Heal, used at every water change) faster than an occasional-use medicine.

Compared to the 3-piece combo, this set trades the antibacterial (Bactonil) for two additions: Paracure for internal/gill parasites, and a dedicated, larger-sized Stress Heal for routine conditioning. That makes it a better fit for a keeper doing regular water changes and occasional fish introductions, where routine conditioning and internal-parasite coverage matter more day-to-day than having an antibacterial on the shelf just in case.

Compared to buying each of these four individually over time as needs arise, a bundled set is usually better value and, more importantly, means the right product is already on the shelf the moment it's actually needed.

Each product is used independently per its own dosing instructions — this is a bundle of four separate treatments.

Paracure is generally repeated over several days to catch the parasite's full life cycle, and carbon filtration should be removed during dosing.

Stress Heal is a routine, every-water-change product rather than an occasional treatment — expect to use it far more often than the other three.

See each individual product's own page for full dosing detail and safety notes. Reading through all four ahead of time, rather than mid-emergency, makes it much easier to respond quickly and correctly when a fish actually needs help.

Sizing note: most bottles in this set are 120ml rather than the smaller 50-60ml sizes in some other combos, so it's better value and less frequently restocked if you're using Stress Heal at every water change as intended.

Rotate as used: since Stress Heal gets used far more often than the other three, expect to restock it independently rather than needing to replace the whole set at once.

Sensitive livestock: if the tank being treated also holds shrimp, snails, or scaleless fish, check each product's specific safety notes first — Paracure especially, as with most internal-parasite treatments, needs care in a mixed-species tank.

Dose each product per its own individual instructions:

• Micro Life S2: beneficial bacteria, dose at setup and after filter cleaning/medication
• Stress Heal: routine dechlorinator/conditioner, used every water change
• Paracure: internal parasites/flukes, repeated course, remove carbon first
• General Remedy: general tonic and prevention
• Best suited to: an established tank with a regular water-change routine
• 120ml sizing means less frequent restocking for the routine-use products
• Sensitive livestock: check individual product labels before treating a tank with shrimp, snails, or scaleless fish
• Filtration: remove activated carbon before dosing Paracure or General Remedy, since carbon strips medication from the water
• Rotate stock: replace older bottles periodically rather than letting them sit unused for years, particularly the live-bacteria Micro Life S2
• Where to store: a cool, dark cupboard, out of reach of children or pets

Store all four together, cool and dark, and check each bottle for its exact ratio.

Keep all four bottles together, and expect to restock Stress Heal well before the others given how often it's used compared to the more occasional-use treatments in the set. Labelling the storage box or shelf with what each bottle treats makes it faster to grab the right one during an actual health issue rather than reading through four labels under pressure.