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Frank,
They changed the name of Future. I think it's something like Premium floor finish now and it has a phrase of "With Future floor shine" or something like that, right below the new name.
The bottle is the same and the inside instruction label is identical.
I called S.C. Johnson Co. and talked to customer service. They informed me that the product is exactly the same; only the name has been changed (last April, I think). If you're still seeing "Future" still on the shelves somewhere, it is old stock and once it dissapears, you will never see it again called Future, and have to buy the new label.

Call Customer Service to verify the new name. You will also get some useless coupons in the mail to thank you for calling, if you want them. 800-558-5252

Greg

Frank,
I checked at the store today. What used to be called Future is now called: Pledge Premium.

The word Pledge is in large letters. The phrase With Future Shine, is in large letters right below it. And below that is the word "Premium", but in much smaller letters.

Like I say though, they used the same bottle, and you still read the exact same instructions through the liquid on the back side of the label. In Oregon it runs about $6.00 to $6.50 each.

Greg

Slot Reaper,
Always question and never stop seeking... good words to live by... almost as good as Sure, Why not? And Congratulations, you've just won the lottery... much better than Hello, let me tell you about AMWAY... or somebody else's religion...

But in this case, Yup, I think this information is correct... Yet you know, there's only way to really be sure... call the customer service number on the back of the lable of the bottle you have, and ask them. (It's a free call)

I picked up the last bottle at a Kroeger's subsidiary grocery store, and the rest of the line on the shelf had the new label. I was confused as to whether or not it was the same stuff, so I called the help line on the bottle. The information, as relayed above, about changing the label, is what the S.C. Johnson & Son, Inc. company told me.