How to to raise calcium without affecting alkalinity?

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So for a few weeks now my calcium has tested at 280-310 which I obviously would like to get up to closer to the 400-450 range. The only thing is my alkalinity has been fine at a steady 8.2. Is there a good way I can raise my calcium without it affecting my alkalinity?
 
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Short answer, add Calcium Chloride. For more detail look at this article by RHF
 
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