this is the first "natural product" anyone suggested I add to may gas tank. Also racing is usually kinda tight on what fuel is used.

acetone occurs naturally in fruit, doesn't that count?

I stand corrected in that case,but in some way everything occurs naturally.Mercury is a natural element too,but I wouldn't add it to a salad.

For Earth Corporation has contracts with the military, but (being the military) they have a non-disclosure on all their contracts...
I won't mislead you into thinking "I" supply this to the military- I do not--I mentioned that Ethos Environmental (manufacturer) has contracts with them as well as many other corporate accounts...
I'm not getting paid to endorse ETHOS- yet it's working for me--Allied Waste was given the Earth Day award after finding a solution to a very bad problem...all this info is on the training site.
Go to the education site
and you'll see the documented tests/results- all the readings...
Someone mentioned that anyone will endorse their product for money (the Unsers) but now the entire Firestone Indy Lights Series has endorsed it- you'll see it soon on all their cars and it will be used on all their cars--video documentation on the training site.
JUST IN- 4/24/08--Middle East Going Green

The one documented report I saw just didn't look that impressive. Also, I read that there was a "report" on Fox news...that pretty much said all I needed to know...does anybody still watch Fox news?

Along with lead, asbestos, poison oak, blowfish (ok, some parts are edible), arsenic, oleander, and other yummy stuff.

Good read on that site.

Anyone have anything on "Petromoly?"

I'm mostly just curious, I bought a case of it waaay back in the day when I first read about it. I used it in a 1993 Saturn SL2. Can't say that I noted any performance or mileage improvements....

So if this fuel additive increases your gas mileage @ $.16 a gallon...

Why not just put 93 octane in the tank at your next fillup?

93 still produces better mileage than 87 right? :cool:

Early on in my gas saving efforts, I saw several adds instructing people to log onto sites like this and cleanmpg,sign up for the forums and make money pushing this and that magic gas saving product. I don't know about the rest of you,but when I was new to these sites,I had more questions than answers.

curious...what is your source for news?