Adkins Defridge™ is a co-injection fluid built for the cases that don’t cooperate — refrigerated bodies and delayed embalming cases where circulation and drainage have slowed to a crawl. When tissue has been cold or the case has sat too long, your arterial fluid struggles to move and distribute the way it should. Defridge fixes that. It stimulates circulation and drainage so your solution can actually reach the tissue it needs to preserve.
The science behind it is simple and practical. This co-injection fluid stimulates fluid distribution through the cell membrane, which means your arterial solution penetrates more evenly instead of pooling or channeling. On a refrigerated or delayed case, that difference is the difference between a firm, well-preserved result and a frustrating one.
Like the rest of the Adkins line, Defridge runs right in the tank with your arterial fluid. There’s no separate step and no special equipment — mix it in and let it carry through the injection. You can also use it as a pre-injection ahead of your arterial when a case needs the extra help up front.
The formula stays non-formalin, so it improves distribution without forcing extra firming before you’re ready. That control matters on a delayed case where you’re already fighting the clock.
Defridge comes from Adkins Mortuary Mfg., the same maker behind the Dijon jaundice fluid and the Adkins trocar buttons many directors already keep on the shelf. Each bottle holds 32 fl. oz. (950 ml).
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