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- Aquamation - An Eco-Friendly alternative to flame cremation
A gentle process that uses water instead of fire to return a body back to mother nature How does it work? Where is it legal? Aquamation vs Cremation
- FAQs - Aquamation Info - An Eco-Friendly alternative to flame cremation
The Frequently Asked Questions page will answer all questions on Aquamation and Alkaline Hydrolysis What is Aquamation? Where is Aquamation approved?
- An Eco-Friendly alternative to flame cremation - Aquamation Info
Aquamation uses significantly less energy than flame cremation, but more importantly – our process does not rely on fossil fuels Because Aquamation uses electricity, it will move into the future as our society improves infrastructure for cleaner energy sources – like wind, water, and solar energy
- What is Water Cremation? - Aquamation Info
Water Cremation (Aquamation) is a method of final disposition that is available for both our human and pet loved ones The scientific name for this water-based process is alkaline hydrolysis It is the same process that occurs as part of nature’s course when a body is laid to rest in the soil
- Alkaline Hydrolysis - Water Cremation - Aquamation Info
Bio-Response Solutions produces Aquamation Systems designed for Pets and Humans Our Human Systems are both High-Temperature and Low Temperture units
- Pet Systems - Aquamation Info - Pet-400 Pet-550 Pet-100
Bio-Response is the only producer of Pet Aquamation Systems Our products include the PET-400, PET-550, PET-100 and the Bio-Liquidator
- What is Aquamation? - Aquamation Info
Aquamation is a method of final disposition that is available for both our human and pet loved ones A combination of gentle water flow, temperature, and alkalinity are used to accelerate the breakdown of organic materials
- What is Aquamation?
1 What is Aquamation? Aquamation is a method of final disposition that is available for both our human and pet loved ones The scientific name for this water-based process is alkaline hydrolysis It is the same process that occurs as part of nature’s course when a body is laid to rest in the soil A combination of gentle water
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