R-134a Refrigerant – 3-Pack (12oz Self-Sealing Cans) with Gauge, MVAC Use

Good quality, no propane.

👍👍👍👍 real freon... 134 a .. don't mix with newer 1234yf .

Great job . Good product.. ensure you have correct recharge hoses and can adapter. Some older puncture type don't work with self sealing cans .. good news. They make adapter for diy ... Ers.. $4.99 . Freon. 134a. Is great product . Use mhvac or HVAC certified installer if don't understand EPa guidelines on ,134a . And after 2014 , most cars require r1234yf And not r. 134 a.... Do not mix two refrigerants as they are different txv and flash points ... But this is by far best refer brand / manufacturer I've dealt with in long time .. you can order smaller recharge cans or HVAC size 20-30 lb. . container.. I recommend smaller for diy ers.. and bigger 39 lb. Jug for certified mechanics or techs like me .. 134 a. Is going to be getting more $$$. Until phased out eventually by EPA just like r12 and r 22.... Get it while you can ... This is my go to refriferant supplier from now on until I have any issues with products ... So far so good..

Chemours Brand R134a Refrigerant Freon for MVAC use in a 12-Ounce Self-Sealing Container (3 Pack)