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if you dont use a chemical inhibitor your warranty wont be worth much if the boiler needs a manufacturers repair
 
To be honest, I'd be worried about a product whose website states that, "oxygen is a vital fuel to start a fire".
 
Yeap, they're very good, but always use a chemical inhibitor & remember to top it up at least every 2-3 years esp for the newer boilers..
 
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