R-134a Refrigerant Automotive use in a 12oz Self-Sealing Container (3 Pack)

I used them to charge my split system. Now I have very cold air coming out of my vents. Easy to use and priced just right with free shipping.

Good product at a fair price. Did not have to go looking for it.

After reading the reviews for this product I also ordered the Lu-Hawk R134A Self-Sealing, and Single Puncture Can Taps, with Valve Core Removal Tool. It includes the old style, puncturing type stem, valve and the new style (EPA) driven) stem that is rounded to open the "Schrader" type valve on the top of the can without damaging the valve. I suspect most of the negative reviews of the refrigerant can was from trying to use the old style valves. I weighed each can before using as a starting reference and all three were a couple of ounces more than 12-ounces. I choose to leave the vehicle a little short of refrigerant and only used one of the cans. I didn't trust the new style value not to leak over time. To be fair, I don't know how the valve in the can works. I may cut the used can apart and see if it is really like a Schrader valve for future reference. Does anyone know how the New style valve works?

This is a good deal and exactly what I expected.

Bought for a friend who really appreciated the value and the ability to service his AC system

Bought this Freon for my 1998 gmc and it now has good cold air

3 Can for this price is awesome. I used only one for to fridge.

One of the 3 did not have any pressure, and would not dispense refrigerant. 1 of them I used all of it, so I couldn't test the rubber seal but the last one I only needed partial amount but the Self-sealing Rubber wont stop spraying so I had to leave it hooked to the manifold. I don't want to vent 3/4 of a can into the atmosphere.