How to optimize IUI results

Light-Protective Packaging for Embryo and Gamete Safety To ensure the highest level of safety for embryos and gametes, NidOil™ is packaged in amber, screw-top bottles that protect against light-induced changes. This precaution is based on documented cases where...

Like the gut, the uterus contains a mix of bacteria—known as the endometrial microbiome. Though once thought to be sterile, research shows the uterus hosts beneficial and harmful bacteria. Why It Matters for Pregnancy An imbalance in uterine bacteria, especially low...

Bubbles seen in IVF media after transport do not generally affect the quality. They are often a result from the presence of human serum albumin (hSA)- a common additive in culture media, like in PureSperm Wash. HSA contains both hydrophilic and hydrophobic regions....

Two types of high quality sperm separations Nidacons product SpeediKit and a regular density gradient both serve the purpose of creating high quality sperm separations however, there are some distinct advantages to SpeediKit over a traditional density gradient. Key...

The requirements for performing IUI and IVF when it comes to yield, and percentage of motile sperm can differ. Optimize the results by using a 40/80 gradient when a maximum yield is wanted for IUI and 40/90 for the highest percentage of motile sperm for IVF or ICSI.

Refrigerated Incubation (10–60 minutes): Incubating sperm in the refrigerator prior to time on liquid nitrogen for 10 to 60 minutes improves survival rates. While the difference between 10 and 60 minutes is slight, there is a significant increase in survival when...