Green Wealth Online (EnviroTabs) real deal or scam?

Is this restore only for gasoline engines or for diesels too??? thanks

FREEBUSINESSES
I do wish people who give opinions would be both knowledgable and show due diligence by doing some proper studies when giving opions on such things as fuel savers.

The main product shown in the videos is the FFI MPG Caps. Has Freebusiness actually USED these for any length of time? I doubt it. If he had he would know that it is NOT a fuel additive even though it uses the fuel to get into the combustion chamber. It does NOT alter the fuel as do all other so called fuel savers. As Freebusiness correctly says, they are simply detergents that "clean" the engine and pipes. MPG Caps and Envirotabs work on a totally different principle.

Freebusiness and his "experts" would probably tell you that incandescent lights don't work, because Edison tried hunderds of different versions before he found one that worked.

As for the AAA and FTC opinions, it seems to me that they popped a tablet into their tank and drove off for perhaps 50 miles. Not only that but they seem to have used their onboard computer to provide their results. Wrong on both counts.

If they had checked the instructions they would have found that it can take 2 to 3 tanks - or about 1000 miles - to get the best results. This is because it takes a finite time for the combustion chamber to develop the catalytic surface necessary. Also, the only way to check fuel consumption is to first check the mileage driven and the quantity of fuel used, having first established a base line. On board computers do not do that.

So what is the reality? I have used MPG Caps for over 4 years on both petrol and diesel engines. My result vary, of course, but is usually between 15% and 25% improvement. On a recent trip to France, with good roads and not much traffic, I achieved around 50 miles per UK gallon on a small petrol engined car. The official consumption is 31 mpg although when I first got the car I had 36 mpg. So I am getting diesel economy with petrol performance.

I have only just started using the Envirotabs and can't be specific about the savings. However, my wife told me if she gets a speeding ticket I will have to pay as when she started off from some traffic lights on a road with speed cameras she took off very fast. So the power seems to have improved already.

So please, Freebusiness, make sure you check things out properly before giving an opinion, especially one that is contrary to real experts, like Jerry Lang. He has many years experience in this field, with about 18 patents, and has tested the MPG Caps extensively.

As for the EPA report, again you are wrong as it does not confirm that they are flamable, only that they are safe to use in any engine without damage. The EPA does not endorse any product in any way, their only concern is to ensure no damage can occur through using it.

When I have used Envirotabs for a minimum of 500 miles I will let you know how well they perform but the technology is the same as for MPG Caps. Why have I gone to using Envirotabs? Because I don't seem able to get MPG Caps here in the UK so easily and I understand they disolve quicker, so results appear quicker. I will certainly test them for more than a few miles.

Oh dear, Freebusiness dopesn't seem to like criticism.

Not from someone as clueless as you are. lol

Let's cover your points. Have you got your own laboratory in which you have tested "every single product o the market going back 2 decades"? If so, what were your testing protocols? If not, how did you test them so thoroughly?

I had an EPA approved LAB in 1986 as I was importing Mercedes Benz and even the first Porsche 959, so I know more than you can even dream of about testing, and your product was not tested by EPA other than what every product goes through that goes into the fuel tank, it has nothing to do with EPA LAB testing, as in, validate claims, not just as an additive for safety, this means nothing as to the effectiveness and claims of increasing fuel economy. Don't believe it, call the EPA, I still have some contact names if you want them.

As it happens, MPG Caps HAVE been tested by the EPA and passed as being SAFE for purpose. The EPA does NOT test ANY product for effectiveness, that is not its purpose. So your requirement that we "prove" it has been tested by the EPA is unnecessary and pointless so far as their effectivenesss is concerned.

Safe means nothing, all products are tested for this, meaning it won't damage engine, it has absolutely nothing to do with performance. If yuo were promoting product is safe, great, then you are covered, but you are making mileage claims, and that is illegal, don't believe it, call the FTC, they have many companies listed which were shut down advertising the same BS you are, do if you don't believe it, contact Jim Kohn of FTC, or I will for you. Your statement that you don't have to prove claims is so inept I won't even bother wasting anymore time with someone as clueless as you have demonstrated yourself to be.

As for claiming they have never been tested by any approved authority, Jerry Lang has around 40 years experience in the Petroleum/combustion fielld with 17 patents to his name. He was involved with the development of the catalytic converter and has his own labority, where he is used by all the major oil compan ies and engine manufacturers on matters of combustion and emissions. So he is probably better qualified than you, with due respect.

It has been tested by not one approved EPA LAB, and if it was, believe me, Jerry would be singing about it to everyone and it would be plastered all over your site, and if he isn't aware of violations of claims without EPA LAB test, then he is as clueless as you are. It means nothing how many patents he may or may not have, and I would suggest from what you are stating that he isn't half as qualified as I am given the fact he has not spent the money for EPA LAB testing.

He did not believe the claims when he first heard about it but he was open minded enough to test it out on his own car and found they worked. He then carried out more scientific tests. They have also been tested in a number of official testing stations in different countries.

He is not an EPA LAB, end of story.

Of course, your comments fail to address my KNOWLEDGE that they work from my own experience over 4 years. There is no way that I could get anything between 15% and 25% improvement in my consumption just by being a better driver than the average. How do you explain that??

You are not an EPA LAB either, so it means nothing.

So please, Freebusiness, stop trying to kid us that your pet product is the only one that works, just because you say so. After all, it is just a detergent, like so many others that actually do not work.

I don't push any such product, too busy developing hydrogen fusion plasma motor which will replace gas and diesel engines entirely, and first production starts this summer, so you better not stock up on too many of your gas pills.

MPG Caps and Envirotabs, the latest version, work on a completely different principle and cannot be compared to a detergent.