buying embalming fluid?
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In most cases, I believe you have to be a licensed embalmer or funeral professional to purchase embalming fluid, because it is often abused by drug users.
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paintballgear.com (or ebay if you dont mind used stuff) is my favorite places to buy markers and accessories. you cant beat the prices there and i've always gotten my order in under a week. im hesitant to buy paint online though bc you never know how old it is
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This procedure is definitly legal in Tennessee.My opinion there's nothing wrong with this being someone's request.And appx.6,000 dollars cheaper,and that's alot of money to be buried, once buried it will totally rot away.If this is what you want I say go for it.JESUS was buried that way.Are we any better?
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Try Biomat\n\nThey have 3 or 4 locations throughout Houston. You get $25 the first time (i think) & then $35 every subsequent donation.
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Good idea.  Getting a jump on the purchasing aspect is the ONLY way to go.  For equipment go to www.directsupply.com.  They have a wide variety of the things you mentioned for the spa and just about everything else in the Health-Care industry.  For accessories at your boutique, I found a great general web-site that'll direct you to the different categories of your choosing; www.boutiquestuff.com.  Wish you the best.
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I order my bleaching supplies off of Ebay.  The seller is named liconsult.  She has the professional supplies and I have used them (on and off) for about 2 years.
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Go to a liquor store.  They sell it for zippos.  You can buy a zippo on eBay for $10.
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www.buyEMP.com  I have purchased many things from here,and they are a good company, you may request a catalog and mail order one, or go to your local medical supply store and request one.
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i worked for a doctor that had medical supplies that expired in the early 80's in his office that he would not let me throw away. (this was in 2001). he would also take the use latex gloves out of the biohazard bag, and put them back in the box to be reused. there are alot of other things, but i could be here all night. needless to say, i only worked there about 2 months, until i could find a new job.
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Don't forget to choose the best answer.\nWe are real people answering real questions with real answers so please show your appreciation by choosing the best answer! \n\nsurgical supply stores and the web, do a search for them online
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i wonder if it could be bought online?
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I don't know of any store front store that would sell that.  But you still have some options.  The first link is a froogle search, the other three are three different suppliers, and I think different amounts.  It gets pretty expensive at the higher amounts though.  Good luck.
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I would try John Crane Mechanical Seals. They usually can address any type of pump seal or packing question.
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Try this converter. My hubby is out pouring a job now and has his with him:)\nGood luck, don't forget to seal it with V-seal when your done. It is the best on the market. IM me if you want the website for it. Good luck!
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try to find it online and buy it
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I am not sure where to find a supplier, but maybe ebay has some?
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It varies somewhat from state to state. In some states there is a difference between a funeral director (who plans funerals and runs a funeral home) and an embalmer, who does the scientific and cosmetic work on the deceased. In other states you must be both an embalmer and a funeral director to get a license.\n\nMost states require graduation from an embalming/funeral service training program (2 years in a community college or 2 to 3 years in a school of mortuary science). You must then typically serve an internship of six to twenty-four months under a licensed embalmer/funeral director.