Froggy's Fog Neutronic Haze Fluid Specially Formulated Water-based Haze Fluid, 4 Gallons

Neutronic Haze Fluid from Froggy's Fog is an affordable and comparable alternative haze fluid to Le Maitre Neutron and PureHaze Haze Fluids.

Neutronic Haze Fluid is uniquely formulated and Froggy's Fog warrants its use as a comparable alternative in only the following machines: Le Maitre Neutron XS Hazer, Le Maitre MVS, Le Maitre Stadium Hazer, Le Maitre HazeMaster and Le Maitre EcoHazer.

Neutronic Haze’s highly refined haze formula is practically odorless and results in less irritation of the vocal cords, throat and nasal passages. Froggy’s Neutronic Haze Fluid has been independently tested by Environ and the calibration factors approved by Actors’ Equity Association which may be found ActorEquity.org

Neutronic Haze’s very high concentration of active chemical minimizes fluid consumption and increases the effective haze output! It is made from the highest quality pharmaceutical grade chemicals. The formula is also designed to have a much longer hang time than alternative water based haze and fog which results in less consumption and cost savings.

The amazing results you will see from this fluid make Froggy's Neutronic Haze Fluid the perfect alternative to higher priced retail hazer fluids.

All Froggy's Fog and Haze Fluids are made from lab-grade UV-Filtered de-ionized water. Froggy's also uses the highest grade of all chemicals and USP Kosher pharmaceutical grade chemicals when available. Neutronic Haze is a Registered Trademark of Froggy's Fog LLC

Features

• 4 Gallon
• Comparable to Le Maitre Neutron and PureHaze Haze Fluids
• Comparable performance to PureHaze when used in the Le Maitre Neutron XS Hazer, MVS, Stadium Hazer, HazeMaster and EcoHazer
• Very High Concentration of Active Chemical to Minimize Fluid Consumption
• The Long Hang Time helps intensify the radiance of your lights
• Neutronic Haze has been independently tested by Environ and is listed on Actor's Equity and is safe to use on live stage performances