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Soft water, new/used tub on its way!

I have a new (reconditioned used) hot tub that (hopefully!) will be installed before Christmas. I have read everything I can about chemicals, the hot tub has an ozonator, I have decided to go with Nature 2 and chlorine if I can...My daughter is extremely sensitive to chemicals and I am hoping this will keep the amount down without costing an arm and a leg...

The tub was previously Bromine, will this be an issue? Or will the Bromine level be low enough to use Nature 2 and chlorine? If not what do I need to do to convert it over?

We are also on well water that has NO CALCIUM of any kind in it. I haven't found any postings on such extremely soft water, other than adding calcium at start up will the low level be a problem?

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