Embryology Survey

Aug 2021 | Tips & Tricks

Do you want to be a part of a chance to voice concerns, limitations, opportunities, aspirations of embryologists and regional trends that could provide unique insights into clinical embryology practice?

If yes, take part of the survey that has been set up by with Prof. Carin Huyser at the department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Pretoria, South Africa, Life in Vitro Academy and the Middle East Fertility Society Embryology SIG.

Through active participation in this unique survey, we can obtain a representation of the views across different regions. It will not take you long and can make a big difference.

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Optimize your sperm preparation

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Optimize your results

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Is transportation without cold chain safe?

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DNA fragmentation due to storage

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Handling of Cryofloater

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Shelf life after opening

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Reminder, the shelf life of all our products remains unchanged even after opening. By storing them in a cool environment and handling them with care, you can ensure they maintain their high-quality performance throughout their entire shelf life. The only exception to...

Viscous Semen Sample

Apr 2023

Obtaining satisfactory sperm yield from highly viscous semen samples remains a major problem for laboratories providing Tips and Tricks: Viscous samples can be treated with PureSperm® Buffer. You simply add PureSperm®Buffer to the ejaculate (dilution 1+3), 1 part...

Make the perfect Gradient

Mar 2023

Slowly layering gradients with visible rafts between the layers, no more than 60 minutes before use ensures maximum sharpness. The rafts take up a lot of the unwanted components of the ejaculate like dead spermatozoa, other cells etc and the gradient will provide a...