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A. Yes. The PMRA is responsible for regulating products used to control bacteria, viruses and algae in swimming pools and spas. Chemical sanitizers and devices that generate sanitizers to control microorganisms, as well as ionizers and ozone generators used to control algae must be registered under the Pest Control Products Act.
