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Hi, I have a conflict of interest to declare, so I'm not editing the article directly.

I work with a company in the cremation urn industry that also publishes consumer education about funeral law. We have a guide that focuses specifically on how the FTC Funeral Rule applies to urn purchases and cremation containers:


Unlike the general FTC material already linked from this article, this page is narrowly focused on:

  • how the Funeral Rule applies when families want to use third-party urns or alternative containers,
  • when funeral homes may and may not claim that particular containers are legally required, and
  • how price disclosures and the General Price List work in the specific context of cremation and urns.

If editors feel this adds useful, urn-specific detail beyond what is already covered here and in the existing FTC link, I'm happy for it to be considered as a possible external link or supporting reference. If it’s not appropriate, that’s completely fine – I appreciate any feedback.

Thank you for taking a look. D2flint (talk) 16:46, 28 November 2025 (UTC)Reply

Not done: This would not be considered a reliable source. Likeanechointheforest (talk) 21:23, 30 November 2025 (UTC)Reply