Here's how Magnum describes their own fuel on the Magnum web site:

"...Magnum Fuels are manufactured from the finest ingredients available. People constantly ask about the ingredients, want to know how much oil is in the fuel, or how much nitro is really in Magnum #1. There is no standard answer for how much oil, etc. Each type fuel is blended for a specific application. And the recipe for Magnum #1, #2 and #3 is our little secret. Our stock answer is 'it has nitro methane, methanol, synthetic oil, and a few other things....'. "

Would you feed your family a new food without knowing what was in it? As I stated earlier, a fuel manufacturer won't get my business unless they prominently label the ingredients on the outside of the jug. I don't want to have to look it up on a web site.

To me, it's similar to going into a discount food store and buying an unmarked tin can which simply says "vegetable". Or "protein". Sorry, no.