I'm rather suspicious of this.

1) When I took my EPA cert in 1994, we were told that it's illegal to mix
refrigerants.
2) Selling refrigerants without a license?
3) It says that one pound of their stuff equals 2.5 pounds of R-22. I very
highly doubt that.

Doesn't make sense to me.

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"Bob Landry" wrote in message
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Even though I haven't been around this group in a long time, I'm sure
this is "another" A/C question.
I was referred to a site that sells A/C products. They make great
claims for something called R22. Among other things, they state that
greater and easier compressibility means colder temps out of the house
vents and less strain on the compressor.
I'm thinking of using another of their products in my car A/C (and I
do have recommendations from friends that have changed over), but I'm
wondering if anyone has any experience/knowledge of this material that
isn't selling it.
Oh, the site is http://autorefrigerants.com/22a.htm

Thanks, guys, (and gals). I've learned an incredible amount of stuff
from this group!

Bob