The BioSeal Systems exhibit is up in Anaheim for 2 days

BioSeal Systems James King presented instruction in mass fatality training that earned raves from the audience and the organizers at the SLC Medical Center in Salt Lake City.
“The presentation was excellent,” said Jim Stritikus, Emergency Management Coordinator for VASLCHCS, “and covered all the areas required by our mass fatality emergency plan.”
Stritikus said James “presented the class at a level that all could understand what he was teaching.”
The presentation was made to staff from the Utah State Health Dept. and several other hospitals in the Salt Lake City area.
“I can give Mr. King an all thumbs-up,” Stritikus said, “for his knowledge and presentation.”
And we at BioSeal Systems can give Jim Stritikus and VASLCHCS an all thumbs-up for taking the action to acquire that knowledge and adding it to their preparedness.

BioSeal Systems vs. Ziegler
7 Great Reasons Why You Should Make The Switch!

Here’s a quick run down of how the BioSeal System stacks up to the traditional Ziegler case. It’s pretty easy to see why the BioSeal System is the preferred containment solution – it allows users to increase profitability and customer satisfaction. Just because a tool has been utilized in an industry for decades doesn’t make it the best choice today. We live in a much different world now than when the Ziegler case was first introduced. Today’s bio-hazards are becoming increasingly deadly and require a more technologically advanced solution for containment. This versatile Human Remains Containment System was designed specifically to meet the needs of funeral directors, coroners and hospitals – and it’s clearly the better choice.

1  |  Cost Savings

• Ziegler device: $295/decedent
• Bioseal Systems: $35/decedent

2  |  Storage

• Ziegler device: Bulky, difficult to store.
• BioSeal Systems: Only needs 1 sq ft of storage space. One roll of BioSeal Systems material is equal to over 50 Ziegler devices.

3  |  Disposal

• Ziegler device: Large size requires hazardous materials disposal.
• BioSeal Systems: Easily fold material for medical waste disposal or incineration.

4  |  Sealing

• Ziegler device: Seal and use only once.
• BioSeal Systems: Cut pouch to any size, open and reseal multiple times.

5  |  Containment

• Ziegler device: No contamination control. Leaks fluid, odor and vapors.
• BioSeal Systems: Complete containment system, seals in all hazardous byproducts, odors and chemicals.

6  |  Ease Of Use

• Ziegler device: Bulky, difficult to manage.
• BioSeal Systems: Wheeled dispensing rack – unroll material directly onto gurney, cut to length required and heat seal.

7  |  Cremation

• Ziegler device: Can not be burned.
• BioSeal Systems: No residue. Store, transport, x-ray and incinerate all in one pouch.

BioSeal Systems are cost-effective, space-efficient, easy to store, easy to deploy and allow you to simply and safely seal, store, ship and incinerate human remains—all in one container. No Leaks. No Odors. No Kidding!

BioSeal Facility System Performance Improvements:

Let’s face it, in this industry we spend a lot of time concerned about the safety of others – that’s why it’s important to have high performing tools at our fingertips. Each enhancement and new configuration to BioSeal Systems results in improved performance, protection and preparation for our clients. BioSeal Systems is dedicated to creating innovative and dependable solutions to meet the unique requirements of any containment scenario.

As a result of customer feedback, BioSeal Systems has been able to improve our technology, methodology and material over the years. Recently, we developed a new base for our vertical dispensing rack. This design improvement will cure the problem with the BioSeal material sagging down and scrubbing against the base of the dispensing rack. It will also allow the rack to rotate more freely, so customers can be more efficient with their time and focus on what’s most important – their safety.

All dispensing racks manufactured from this date will have a ball-bearing rotating base to hold the BioSeal material in place and prevent sagging.

BioSeal Portable System improvement made with no cost increase to the customer:

As a result of customer feedback, as well as testing performed by government and private sector agencies, BioSeal Systems has been able to improve our technology, methodology and material and also to expand our product offerings over the years. In response to recent customer input, we have added a bright yellow mesh water recovery body transport bag to the BioSeal Portable Disaster Response System.

The bag measures 84” long by 36” wide and is manufactured for severe usage. The bag features looped web handles around the perimeter of the device. The best part of this latest improvement to the Portable System is that it is being added with no increase in cost to the customer.

Each enhancement and new configuration to the BioSeal Systems results in improved performance, protection and preparation for our clients. Today we continue this dedication to creating innovative and dependable solutions to meet the unique requirements of any containment scenario.