🔋 BatteryChem 0610786-995 Battery Rejuvenator - Optimized for Improved Results, White Review

Tested this product with two 8v golf cart batteries, one battery worked better for two days and then died. The second battery could not be fully charged.

My initial voltage on my 7 year old 12 volt battery was 12.1 volts and after adding the chemical and recharging the readings went to 12.5-12.7 volts. A small jump for a $16 chemical isn't good value to me since a brand new Walmart 12-volt battery is $49 with a one-year warranty.

It kinda worked after a couple of weeks to keep my battery that I haven't had to replace yet. My battery has two dead cells but it's good that I drive a hybrid that doesn't use a 12 volt battery to start. This only affects the operation of the accessories. Update: battery not changed yet. It works, but not immediately, it takes time.

Worked on one battery, did not work as advertised on the other. Most likely too far. I read all the reviews before purchasing and was very skeptical but I can say that in my case the results were as advertised. The results may not be instant, but it will last almost a lifetime in a dead battery. I will buy again

I managed to save my forklift battery. Maybe I could just add water but I didn't want to risk it so I added the battery chemistry along with the water and now I really have to say the battery lasts longer and stronger. I would recommend this product but I would also recommend watching videos on You Tube.

Used this product with 3 batteries, all in deep cycle, the first with a bad cell, didn't recover the bad cell. Second, a weak battery, only charged up to 12.7 volts, a week after using the product, the battery was completely short-circuited. Third GOOD battery already charged to 13.5 volts, complete battery failure within 1 week. All 3 of these batteries were premium trojan batteries from 5 years ago. I found this to be a total lie. What a waste of money.

I added chemistry to a 6 year old battery which worked fine until I parked my car for 3 months and the battery died. I filled the battery with chemicals and started the car, but the battery didn't charge. I took it to the store and they tried to charge it. They told me that the battery holds some charge but doesn't charge fully, and while it may work for a while, it's no longer recommended to use. I was still trying to believe that it was only a matter of time before battery chemistry started…

It worked right away and saved me $1000. I ordered 4 rejuvenation packs of 4 trojan batteries in my 48v golf cart with high speed option. My batteries worked fine with no dead cells, but every 5-10 minutes the battery gauge dropped one notch and after 3-4 notches I lost high speed in the car. He said to charge after adding, so I drove the cart for a bit first, then added each cell and plugged in the charger. Normally the charger worked for HOURS after plugging it in, instead it shut down after…

UPDATE 5/17/19: It took some time like a few weeks to start and charge it after adding it but it definitely brought the batteries back to life. I added 36v batteries to my golf cart. The originals were 2013 trojans, widely used at the local country club. Originally purchased this product on 7/18/18. The trolley seemed to have come to life in August and all autumn (it was rarely used in winter) and continues this spring (05/17/18). However, I have the feeling that the batteries are dying again…