I was gradually replacing the old litter with the crystal one. As soon as the amount of crystal litter increased enough, the cat stopped using the litter box. The crystals pinch the cat's paws, he doesn't like the sound of broken glass when he digs. The crystals have edges and cause an unpleasant sensation on the cat's feet.
The crystals absorb liquid well and turn yellow, they don't clump. All the litter needs to turn yellow before you change it. There is a little dust and tiny crystals, but they remain at the bottom. It doesn't easily get out of the tray, and it doesn't stick to the cat's feet, but it hurts when you step barefoot on a crystal. Overall, I believe it does what it promises, but will your cat accept it?

So far so good, it doesn't produce dust like Sanicat and it's convenient that it's biodegradable and you can flush the feces down the toilet. It's the 3rd day the cat is using it, I don't know how long it will last without changing. On first contact with the litter, I am satisfied.

Ideal sand for those who don't want to smell their pets' urine! The crystal one, although quite a bit more expensive, at least does a good job regarding odors and urine absorption!

It doesn't smell almost at all. I have it on the south side and even in winter the sun dries it.
It doesn't bring in any dust (I have it on the balcony).
It is easily cleaned by wearing disposable gloves, as it dries out the waste.
I keep half a sack for two weeks (I have the large 5-liter one).
The litter box is easily washed, as nothing sticks to the bottom.
I have one cat, but even in the past when I had two (sniff), they were doing just fine.

Our cat started doing his business outside his litter box and after many attempts, we realized that it was the specific litter's fault as his paws were hurting. As soon as we switched to a different litter, not crystal, he never did it again

Very good price for the weight, after that it's up to the cat whether she will like it compared to the litter. There is a chance that she may not like it and you may have difficulty using it. Otherwise, it is very convenient and more practical than litter

The best crystal sand I have tried. It lasts twice as long as other more expensive ones and for crystal, it is good at limiting odors.

Although our vet recommended Crystal litter, it turned out to be a very poor choice. It got stuck in my cat's genital organs (female) and caused her wounds, resulting in blood and various fluids coming out. We removed the crystals ourselves, so we are sure that the litter is to blame. My other cat never used it. She didn't want to.

One of the best crystals I have ever bought. It lasted at least an extra week. One disadvantage is perhaps that it has smaller crystals and the cat may throw them out more than the others.