Currently having fertility treatment abroad, or keeping your reproductive materials on ice? Transporting your frozen embryos may end up being a part of your journey…
Shipping frozen embryos internationally? Here’s where to start
Finding a reputable shipping process to protect precious genetic material can be tough to navigate. With regulations in different countries to potential transportation issues, Cryoport is here to help you safely ship your frozen embryos internationally.
International Embryo Shipping Q&A with Cryoport Systems
Cryoport Systems is the leading partner for intended parents needing to ship their reproductive materials. Their services bring peace of mind that every shipment they facilitate is handled with the upmost care. When it comes to international embryo shipping, Cryoport Systems is the perfect partner to handle the logistics of your shipping needs. Check out [...]
Are your fertility team lined up to use this innovative egg storage tech?
Egg freezing is a pivotal step in thousands of fertility journeys. But how are your cells stored, exactly? We put a poll to our Fertility Squad community and 45% confirmed they’d frozen sperm, eggs and/or embryos, with 75% saying they do question where exactly their cells are, and if they’re stored safely. Each one, we [...]
Top 5 Considerations When Shipping Eggs and Sperm
Have you ever wondered how your frozen eggs, sperm or embryos are shipped from your cryopreservation bank to your fertility clinic? Or have you changed fertility clinics and thought about how your precious cargo is transported between clinics? At FHH, we know that your frozen eggs, sperm and embryos are irreplaceable so it's important to [...]
Why You Might Consider Freezing Your Eggs
When planning to start a family, you may be concerned about timing. A lot of people tend to postpone having a family, not understanding the effect that can have on egg reserve and quality. Medical advances in fertility treatments have now made it possible for young women to freeze their eggs safely, without affecting the [...]
