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Embalming tools and fluids at the Lashibi Funeral Home, the first company to bring modern embalming technology to Ghana.

Embalming tools and fluids at the Lashibi Funeral Home, the first company to bring modern embalming technology to Ghana.





Photo Post Tue, Mar. 08, 2011 7 notes

Embalming fluids
From left to right:
Spectrum cavity chemical, Permafix cavity chemical, Rectifiant water corrective,      Metasyn arterial, Introfiant arterial (for difficult cases), Permaglo arterial      with dye, Restorative humectant (moisture restorer), Permaglo arterial, Plasdopake      arterial, Permaflow V2 water corrective, Metaflow arterial conditioner.

Embalming fluids

From left to right:

Spectrum cavity chemical, Permafix cavity chemical, Rectifiant water corrective, Metasyn arterial, Introfiant arterial (for difficult cases), Permaglo arterial with dye, Restorative humectant (moisture restorer), Permaglo arterial, Plasdopake arterial, Permaflow V2 water corrective, Metaflow arterial conditioner.





This spray is used to clean the skin and orifices of the      body prior to or after embalming. It is a highly effective disinfectant and      is sometimes added to the arterial fluid to kill the microbes that cause tissue      gas.

This spray is used to clean the skin and orifices of the body prior to or after embalming. It is a highly effective disinfectant and is sometimes added to the arterial fluid to kill the microbes that cause tissue gas.




Photo Post Tue, Mar. 08, 2011 2 notes

These are the chemicals injected into the abdominal and      thoracic cavities via the trocar. About two bottles of fluid are used per      body. The chemical on the left has an index of 5 (5% formaldehyde) and the      chemical on the right has an index of 22 (22% formaldehyde). Many embalmers      prefer the lower index chemical because it preserves just as good or better      than the higher index chemical, but doesn’t have the strong fumes.

These are the chemicals injected into the abdominal and thoracic cavities via the trocar. About two bottles of fluid are used per body. The chemical on the left has an index of 5 (5% formaldehyde) and the chemical on the right has an index of 22 (22% formaldehyde). Many embalmers prefer the lower index chemical because it preserves just as good or better than the higher index chemical, but doesn’t have the strong fumes.



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