Why not start up a Mexico based cryonics company owned and primarily run by Americans?  I would think the start up costs in terms of buying property, equipment, paying employees, etc., would be much much lower than in the US or Canada.  And at this point I think Mexico is politically stable enough that this proposition could be seriously considered.

If KrioRus can charge a mere nine grand for a neuro, than a Mexico based cryonics company might be able to charge the same or even less.  Anyone here think a "CryoMex" is a good idea?

And please try to contain yourselves when it comes to the tequila dewar and cryonics siesta jokes.  My friends at the Immortality Institute just could not contain themselves...

John Grigg