We’re increasing the prices to €75k for brain-only. 15k for long-term storage, 60k for SST, without good SST it’s not “cryopreservation”, its freezing people.
And “Cryonics is free” is really a bad title. Not just because it’s not true, but the organizations that offer it pro bono (paid by 3rd parties) should only be used by people who can’t otherwise afford it. Else, they will cease to exist soon due to limited funding. (disclaimer: I run tomorrow.bio)
Btw, Im happy to answer any question re cryopreservation if anybody is interested, just reach out.
You might want to know that I took a look through the site, and was curious, but I just closed the page the moment the “Calculate your contribution” form refused to show me the pricing options unless I gave it an email address.
Oregon Brain Preservation uses a technique allowing fridge temperature storage, and seem well funded, so idk if the argument works out
Idk the finances for Cryonics Germany, but I would indeed guess that Tomorrow Bio has more funding + provides better SST. I would recommend using Tomorrow Bio over Cryonics Germany if you can afford it
To add to bogdanb’s comment below, you might want to be careful because you seem to be ‘forcing’ people to subscribe to promotional newsletters in order to get a price quote which, aside from being quite a nasty thing to do, is also a blatant violation of European GDPR regulations for which you could receive a hefty fine
We’re increasing the prices to €75k for brain-only. 15k for long-term storage, 60k for SST, without good SST it’s not “cryopreservation”, its freezing people.
And “Cryonics is free” is really a bad title. Not just because it’s not true, but the organizations that offer it pro bono (paid by 3rd parties) should only be used by people who can’t otherwise afford it. Else, they will cease to exist soon due to limited funding.
(disclaimer: I run tomorrow.bio)
Btw, Im happy to answer any question re cryopreservation if anybody is interested, just reach out.
You might want to know that I took a look through the site, and was curious, but I just closed the page the moment the “Calculate your contribution” form refused to show me the pricing options unless I gave it an email address.
Oregon Brain Preservation uses a technique allowing fridge temperature storage, and seem well funded, so idk if the argument works out
Idk the finances for Cryonics Germany, but I would indeed guess that Tomorrow Bio has more funding + provides better SST. I would recommend using Tomorrow Bio over Cryonics Germany if you can afford it
To add to bogdanb’s comment below, you might want to be careful because you seem to be ‘forcing’ people to subscribe to promotional newsletters in order to get a price quote which, aside from being quite a nasty thing to do, is also a blatant violation of European GDPR regulations for which you could receive a hefty fine