There's been failed cryopreservation businesses before, I think, with exactly this problem. I think anyone who spends 200K on this today should expect to pay 2

There's been failed cryopreservation businesses before, I think, with exactly this problem. I think anyone who spends 200K on this today should expect to pay 200K again in a decade or two (if they make it that far) since at that point the "state of the art" will almost certainly be with a different company, and I doubt the failed company will give refunds.