Diesel #1 vs #2 gel points in winter. Whats the difference?

What brand of anti gel......I want to make sure NOT TO USE IT!

 

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My Company's policy is very simple. Regardless of where you purchase your fuel, if there is even the slightest chance of cold weather, add anti-gel! Do not worry about over treating.....dump the whole bottle in your tanks. We pay for it.......use it....a $20.00 bottle of anti gel is a hell of a lot cheaper than the Towing, Repair and Downtime for a gelled truck. I just do it. I don't want to be the Driver that has to explain why I didn't do it!

 

I bought fuel one time in wisc when it was really cold and it was supposee to be blended fiuel and I didnt even get 100 feet and the truck was gelling. Had to get fuel filters changed right there to go on.