With the rising cost of fuel dozens of fuel additives and fuel saving devices have flooded the marketplace many of which do not perform as advertised.  So how do you distinquish between a legitimate fuel saver product such as Centron and the "Snake Oils" of the world.

Here is a list of assessment criteria taken from a survey of fleet managers to determine if a fuel saver product is legitimate and how Centron stacks up:

1.      Is the product patented? If so this provides a strong measure of legitimacy

Centron is patented in the U.S. & 35 other countries

2.      Is the product EPA registered?

Centron is EPA registered and CARB approved

3.      Has the product been sufficiently tested to support its claims?

Centron is EPA, SAE, Dyno & Field Tested with documented results to support its claims

4.      Does the product have a track record?

Centron is time tested with over 7 years & 300 million miles of proven performance results

5.      Is the product being used by reputable customers and for how long?

Centron is being used by major fleets some for 4 years or longer

6.      What are the demonstrated features, qualities & benefits of the product?

Centron is an “All in One” fuel treatment. In addition to its proven fuel saving benefits Centron is tested and verified to perform as a lubricant, fuel system & fuel injector cleaner, fuel stabilizer, water remover / rust inhibitor, algaecide & cetane booster (8 pts) Centron is also proven to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 50% or more plus lower maintenance costs, increase horse power and vehicle performance. 

7.      How is the product produced and under what quality control standards?

Centron is blended by Brenntag, an ISO 9002 quality certified company and global leader in chemical blending and distribution