Arterial Embalming Fluid

Arterial embalming fluid is a type of chemical solution used in the embalming process. It is specifically designed to preserve and disinfect the deceased body during funeral preparations. This fluid is injected into the arteries of the body to replace the blood and slow down the decomposition process. It contains various chemicals such as formaldehyde, methanol, and phenol, which help in preserving the body and preventing the growth of bacteria.

Arterial embalming fluid is classified under the supply class Memorials; Cemeterial And Mortuary Equipment And Supplies, which includes a range of products and equipment used in funeral homes, mortuaries, and cemeteries. This supply class encompasses items like caskets, urns, embalming instruments, body bags, and other funeral-related supplies.

In the supply group Miscellaneous, arterial embalming fluid falls under the broader category of miscellaneous supplies related to memorials, cemeteries, and mortuaries. This group includes various miscellaneous items that are not specifically categorized under other supply groups but are still essential for the funeral industry.

Please note that the specific regulations and requirements for embalming practices may vary depending on the country or region. It is always advisable to consult with a licensed funeral director or embalmer for accurate information and guidance.