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'''KrioRus''' is the first Russian [[cryonics]] company. Established in [[2005]] by 8 Russian cryonicists, it is the first cryonics company outside the United States. |
'''KrioRus''' is the first Russian [[cryonics]] company. Established in [[2005]] by 8 Russian cryonicists, it is the first cryonics company outside the United States, except for Alcor-UK (formerly Mizar Limited). |
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The company stores the brains of several patients: Lidia Fedorenko, Lubov Chernaya, an anonymous 60-year old man and others, in its facilities outside Moscow. Some full-body patients are also stored, bringing the total number of human patients to 15 (September 2010). There are some pets cryopreserved as well. |
The company stores the brains of several patients: Lidia Fedorenko, Lubov Chernaya, an anonymous 60-year old man and others, in its facilities outside Moscow. Some full-body patients are also stored, bringing the total number of human patients to 15 (September 2010). There are some pets cryopreserved as well. |
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| Company type | Limited liability partnership |
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| Industry | cryonics  |
| Founded | 2005 |
| Headquarters | , |
Key people | Valerya Pride, director |
| Revenue | Service fees and donations |
| 199,000 (2018) |
KrioRus is the first Russian cryonics company. Established in 2005 by 8 Russian cryonicists, it is the first cryonics company outside the United States, except for Alcor-UK (formerly Mizar Limited).
The company stores the brains of several patients: Lidia Fedorenko, Lubov Chernaya, an anonymous 60-year old man and others, in its facilities outside Moscow. Some full-body patients are also stored, bringing the total number of human patients to 15 (September 2010). There are some pets cryopreserved as well.
KrioRus offers neurosuspension (cryopreservation of the brain) ($10000), full-body cryonics suspension ($30000), body's transportation in dry ice and other related services to clients from Russia, CIS and EU.
See also
- Alcor Life Extension Foundation
- American Cryonics Society
- Cryonics
- Cryonics Institute
- Immortality Institute
- Immortalist Society
- Life extension
- List of life extension related topics
- Neuropreservation
- Suspended animation
External links
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