LANGLEY, British Columbia, Dec. 15, 2006 (PRIME NEWSWIRE) -- Jason Rite, CEO of Nitro Lube, Inc. (Pink Sheets:NTLB), announced today that the company has produced its first video commercial to be aired on Canadian television. Mr. Rite stated, "This is a proud moment for Nitro Lube and a major step in the further implementation of our marketing plan. Our new TV commercial will give us the nationwide name and product recognition we have been seeking." The commercial is available for viewing on the company's website at: http://www.nitrolube.com .
About Nitro Lube, Inc.
Nitro Lube, Inc. is engaged in the business of manufacturing and worldwide marketing of ultra performance lubricants and fuel conditioners designed to perform in extreme temperatures. All products produced and sold by NTLB contain the revolutionary "PMF 2000" formula. Nitro Lube, Inc. has offices in Langley, BC; Las Vegas, Nevada; and, Indian Wells, California. The company maintains a website at: http://www.nitrolube.com.
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