Initially, I had the same reaction, but I did find some information
in the FAQ and an actual picture of the product (imagine that!) in
the instructions here:
http://www.lubricheck.com/home/instructions
-Steve Trovato
strovato@optonline.net
At 07:40 PM 7/8/2013, Richard Ewald wrote:
>Reading through the website I found at least one false statement, but
>beyond that, does it bother anybody else that on a multipage website
>offering an item for sale there are NO pictures of the item, no instruction
>book, no video of it being used? How am I supposed to get the oil out of
>the engine to test it, seems a logical question, but I can't find an answer
>on their website. What I did find are lots of appeals to authority, but
>damn few facts about what they are selling.
>Websites like this have me reaching to place one hand protectively over my
>wallet and the the other protectively over my family jewels.
>Rick
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