Glucabuster?

What is it? Does it work?  Does it affect final product?  I just heard of this product and. Intrigued.

the guys at Genus Brewing swear by its use to help with the lauter and avoiding stuck sparges.  I am sure you already looked into this, but MoreBeer sells it:

Do you have the problems it’s made to solve?

Is this just a marketing name for beta-glucanase?

Yes. That’s what it says in the product description.

Yes, in a highly concentrated form (according to the website).

Yes and no.  I use a mash and boil but ditched the malt pipe because it always has stuck mashes. I would like to use the malt pipe for small size batches though. If it would increase my efficiency that would always be nice.  Especially if trying to make a bigger beer since mash volume is an issue in an all in one

Now that I reflect, I used to do a mash rest at 100-105 degrees way back in the days. That was to break down glucans I think.  If I could skip a rest and add some enzymes, I am down for that. Maybe I will dough in at 100 and raise my temp from there.  Hmmm…