Rocket Science for Cleaner Fuel Efficiency

Ferox fuel catalyst started as literal rocket fuel technology developed by Dr. Wesley Parish in

1986 for NASA contractors making space shuttle boosters burn cleaner. That same aerospace combustion science

got adapted for car engines. What sets Ferox apart from typical additives is EPA

federal registration, meaning it passed strict government testing for safety and effectiveness.

The technology now operates in over 40 countries, from desert heat to Arctic cold,

proving it works regardless of fuel quality or climate. Major fleets and governments use

it because the science behind it came from launching rockets into space. When aerospace engineering

meets your engine, you get technology that actually delivers measurable results.