I used to use the dried stuff. Hydrated the stuff for 20 minutes and then pitched. It was always a stinky clumpy mess.
I have been happier with the liquid version. Although I rarely use that anymore either. I tend to bottle 1/2 a batch and my bottle sediment seems less stable with it.
Time seems to work well enough for my needs.
Dried Isinglass Preparation
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