15/07/2021
BOOST+ is a 100% herbal, multi-functional biofuel additive suitable for both diesel and
gasoline vehicles and engines. It is a non flammable product and does not contain any
hydrocarbons.
BOOST+ when mixed with a 1ml to 1 litre proportion of diesel, gasoline, fuel oil, and
furnace improves combustion by breaking down the hydrocarbon chain completely, thereby
increasing the efficiency of the engine.
STRENGTHS OF THE PRODUCT BOOST+
BOOST+ is a completely herbal, non-toxic bio-additive for diesel and gasoline engines
which substantially reduces emissions, improves fuel consumption and is low cost resulting
in substantial net savings.
These are the strongest key factors that a user of BOOST+ feels comfortable with where SGS
Austria test report provides the indemnity that the motor and engines are safe to us
BOOST+. Also, the product complies with EN590 standards. Further, with the Swiss liability
insurance cover the user would feel totally safe and comfortable to use BOOST+
CERTIFICATION
It has been tested at SGS Drive Technology Centre A-2320 Schwechat Austria, one of the
well-known and highly reputable institutions in Europe for all fuel and fuel-related product
tests. The test for the bio-additive was conducted on the fuel mixture (ULSD + 7% Bio Diesel)
which is the purest form of fuel available in Europe and has cut THC by 9.21%. The fuel
mixture with the additive complies with EN 590 standards.
BOOST+ is exempted from the obligation to be notified according to the Swiss Chemical Act
to B.A.G Bundesamt für Gesundheit (Ministry of Health)
In the Philippines, The Environmental Technology Verification (ETV) utilizes a scientific and
impartial approach to validate our technology’s claim. As such, it is a concerted effort of the
technology proponent namely, JJ MOVERS TRUCKING SERVICES, the ETV Technical Panel, and the ETV
Group of the Cleaner Production Section (CPS) of EBD-ITDI. Also, we received a Letter from
DENR-EMB and a Certificate of Fuel Additive Registration from DOE for diesel vehicles and
engines.
