FAQ
Q: How much does a system cost? A: The EcoSpa is available to select partners, only. Contact us if you are interested in being a partner.
Q: What is unique about a CycledLife? A: It returns a body to the earth in a manner that is safe for family or friends. One's remains are freed of all pathogens. Instead of creating a lot of air pollution, it creates a nutrient enriched water ("ANEW") that is returned to the earth. If so desired, the ANEW and the bones may be buried in a cemetery, on one's property, or scattered. Another option is to have the powdered, pure-white bones returned to a family in an urn or other container. CycledLife provides families with more options than either burial or cremation. CycledLife is good for the earth. Green thumbs knows the beauty will follow from applying ANEW to the soil. The ANEW consists of an NPK of 3.1.6, plus lots of micronutrients.
This process is vastly different from a cremation, as cremation harms the environment and one's survivors.
A: The first system, that we are no longer offering for sale, was operating in Ohio. We can arrange a site visit for prospective buyers. We expect to have our new EcoSpa system available for viewing in October, 2011.
A: Most people expect something that is better than the alternative to naturally be more costly. Many "green" products are more costly than conventional items. It makes sense to think this would be more expensive. We expect funeral directors will offer this service at prices comparable to those for cremation.
A: In all but the State of New Hampshire and New York, it is not illegal. Funeral directors would need to be in compliance with the existing laws and regulations, as most states do not have any regulations or laws that govern the use of alkali dispositions for human remains.
A: We do not sell systems. We plan to either operate our own CycledLife Centers or partners with others to do so.