Integrated Embryo Culture Solutions: Creating the optimal environment for human embryology procedures

You can create a complete and bespoke culture system using our equipment and consumables supported by our expert embryology team.

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Additional Products And Services To Optimize Your Culture Solution

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BT37 benchtop incubator

Humidified incubator designed to maintain consistent culture environments. CE marked, FDA cleared and Australia TGA.

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SignipHyTM pH monitoring

Fast, cost-efficient, non-invasive continuous pH monitoring system for the G210 InviCell Plus incubator using sterile disposable sensors.

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Clinical Application Specialists

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Optimizing your embryo culture system

Author: Steve Levett PhD, Director of Clinical Application
CooperSurgical Fertility and Genomic Solutions.

Reducing risk by implementing Good Laboratory Practice

Author: Steven Fleming PhD, Director of Embryology
CooperSurgical Fertility and Genomic Solutions.

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