Cavity Alpha - 25 Gendx

Description

Nothing like it in Canada.  Cavity Alpha arrests all alpha toxins that cause tissue gas immediately.  Compare cost savings with other tissue gas chemicals.

• Gendx^TM  – Is Genelyn’s 2nd generation of preservation.  Measuring quantity of mixtures of Formaldehyde and modern cross linking preservation chemistry.  A 25 Gendx is equivalent in preservation strength to a 25 index in reaction within the cells of the body.

Cavity Alpha is a deep acting fluid that bleaches, cauterizes and halts unpleasant odours, ensuring total preservation and disinfection of cavities and visceral tissues.  May be used as an every day cavity chemical.

The penetrating qualities of Cavity Alpha make this fluid ideal for treating autopsy cases with extreme drying capabilities.

Cavity Alpha is excellent for surface pack use on bedsores, ulcers, tumors, skin slip, skin graft areas, gangrene and mutilated tissues.

Cavity Alpha is ideal for injecting hypodermically into untreated or decomposed tissue areas that have not received an adequate amount of arterial fluid during injection.

Cavity Alpha is excellent for use in aeriform, gasiform and miasmic cases

• Unique disinfecting properties against Alpha Toxins
• Cauterizes, preserves and disinfects tissues
• Replaces multiple cavity chemicals, reducing costs
• Excellent injected or as surface pack
• Arrests tissue gasses
• Firms ascites
• Significantly reduced odour
• Significantly increased penetration and rate of distribution

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KARL

Founder & Chief Executive Officer at MyGenelyn

Karl is a graduate of Fountain National Academy of Professional Embalming Skills. Karl is also a member the Board of Directors of the FNA Embalming Scholarship Fund is the Academy’s Canadian Ambassador. Karl is also the Canadian Ambassador for the Academy of Professional Funeral Service Practice. Karl received the Distinguished Professional Service award, and was an examiner for the Ontario Board of Funeral Services. He has held licenses in Ontario, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Manitoba, Alberta and Tennessee.

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