Not sure how much it actually costs to make since it’s covered in some kind of wax or with a thicker base to protect the crematory furnace.
So it’s probably something made by a certain number of manufacturers with low production runs.
From what I recall at the funeral home after my dad died, in the US you cannot be buried in this, it’s ONLY for a non-viewing cremation.
It may depend on your state. In any event, I wouldn’t take the funeral home’s word for it. Ask a competent lawyer.
You shouldn't be buried anyway. Total waste of space.
MIGRATED TO !achievers@piefed.social
Not sure how much it actually costs to make since it’s covered in some kind of wax or with a thicker base to protect the crematory furnace.
So it’s probably something made by a certain number of manufacturers with low production runs.
From what I recall at the funeral home after my dad died, in the US you cannot be buried in this, it’s ONLY for a non-viewing cremation.
It may depend on your state. In any event, I wouldn’t take the funeral home’s word for it. Ask a competent lawyer.
You shouldn't be buried anyway. Total waste of space.