Blue Max is produced by first treating water with state-of-the-art technology. This deionized water has no impurities that can neutralize or reduce the effectiveness of your chemicals. This is the foundation of high performance that Blue Max provides.

The bottle on the left contains distilled water with zero hardness; the bottle on the right contains hard water. A material that mimics glyphosate is added to both bottles of water. Notice that the water on the left remains clear, indicating the added product is in solution. The water on the right is cloudy, indicating that the calcium has bound to the glyphosate mimic.

pH is critical. A pH between 3 and 4 maximizes the uptake and translocation of the chemicals you apply. Only Blue Max – because the water is so pure to begin with – can deliver that optimum pH level. Other products claim they’ll change the pH of your spray but, since the added chemicals are buffered by impurities in the water itself, they can’t get the pH down low enough. Typical water sources have a pH between 7 and 8.5, and products containing ammonium sulfate can only lower that by about 1 point – still far above the target of between 3 and 4.

Blue Max contains the best technology available for maximizing coverage of the target plants, no matter what nozzle you select. This puts the spray right where you aim it, and it sticks there. It also increases drying time, allowing chemicals more time to work before evaporating.

Why is Blue Max blue?

We make Blue Max blue so it’s easier to see the water level in the tank. And anytime you see a tank full of blue water, you’ll know it’s the right stuff.