Carbon-Aid does more than just lower pH—it adds energy, unlocks nutrients, and brings oxygen back into your soils.

Unlike traditional acids that are harsh and corrosive, Carbon-Aid is a USDA BioPreferred carbon acid that mimics the chemistry of rainwater. It’s packed with molecular oxygen and carbon, delivering a rain-like response that superintendents are noticing in real time.

Here’s what makes Carbon-Aid different:

• Lowers pH in irrigation water, releasing nutrients just like labs do during water tests
• High in molecular oxygen, helping to oxygenate soils and promote aerobic conditions
• Breaks down compacted and locked-up soils, improving water movement and rooting depth
• Encourages biological activity, supporting healthier plants from the roots up

The hidden costs of other acids:
Traditional acids may seem cheaper up front, but they often need higher application rates and are highly corrosive, leading to equipment wear and unplanned repairs.
Carbon-Aid is far less corrosive, and its effective, low-rate performance means you get more from every gallon.

Superintendents are reporting real results:

• Better water penetration
• Higher soil CEC
• Deeper rooting and stronger plants
• Reduction in anaerobic soil conditions

Bottom line:
Carbon-Aid gives your plants the oxygen, energy, and nutrient release they need—while protecting your soil, your irrigation system, and your budget.