KrioRus

KrioRus
Limited liability partnership
Industry Cryonics
Cryopreservation
Founded 2005 (2005)
(11 years ago)
Founder Danila Medvedev
Valerya Pride
Headquarters Moscow, Russian Federation
Area served
Global
Key people
Valerya Pride, General Director
Danila Medvedev, Chairman
Products Cryopreservation of Humans and pets
Cryopreservation of DNA
Revenue Service fees and donations
Website www.kriorus.ru/en

KrioRus is the first Russian cryonics company. Established in 2005 by 8 Russian cryonicists, it is the first cryonics company outside the United States, except for Alcor-UK (formerly Mizar Limited).

KrioRus offers neurosuspension (cryopreservation of the brain) (US $12,000 as of January 2015), full-body cryonics suspension (US $36,000 as of January 2015), pet cryonics suspension, DNA storage, body's transportation in dry ice and other related services to clients from Russia, CIS and EU.[1][2]

The company stores the brains of several patients: Lidia Fedorenko, Lubov Chernaya, an anonymous 60-year-old man and others, in its facilities outside Moscow. Some full-body patients are also stored.

As of November 2015, KrioRus had 49 humans in cryopreservation. As of February 2013, there are 3 cats, 5 dogs and 2 birds in cryopreservation.[3][4][5]

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