Bitsync, I would but there really doesn't appear to be any anywhere. The only things labeled are as follows right under the snowman:
Replaces HFC-134a & CFC12 Substitutes
Equivalent to / a18 oz. CFC-R-12 Equivalent to / a16oz. HFC-134a
Net weight 6oz (168grams).
That's all it's got exactly typed like that word for word. The rest of the labels show directions and danger/precaution/first aid material.
As for putting this in the car, I have done this before, and it has given me no ill side effects whatsoever. I'm not saying anyone's wrong with their thoughts or opinions; I'm just saying I have charged my system with it and it's done me well for 4 years with no issues, problems, hiccups, or hangups.
I forgot to mention - I do have the original R12 setup - hence, why I use this rather than R12. Then again, as an upcoming Developmental Engineer for the USAF at Wright-Patterson, getting R12 should be about as tough as drinking water in a desert (: ...
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