Vitrification

Vitrification enhances IVF success by preserving embryos and eggs with minimal damage. The rapid freezing process maintains cell integrity, resulting in higher post-thaw survival rates and improved implantation potential. Many fertility clinics prefer vitrification over traditional freezing due to its efficiency and reliability.

Yes, vitrification is considered very safe and has higher survival rates compared to slow freezing. The success of post-thaw implantation depends on lab quality, embryologist expertise, and the health of the eggs or embryos before freezing.

If you're still using manual vitrification, upgrading to an automated vitrification machine can significantly improve consistency, reduce errors, and enhance embryo survival rates. Automation ensures standardized freezing conditions, leading to better outcomes for your patients and higher success rates for your clinic.

With automation, you eliminate variability caused by human handling. Our vitrification machines:
• Maintain consistent cooling rates for optimal embryo survival.
• Reduce training time for embryologists.
• Lower the risk of contamination and handling errors.
• Increase overall efficiency and throughput in busy IVF labs.

Yes, whether you're a small fertility clinic or a large IVF hospital, automated vitrification can enhance your lab efficiency. If your team handles a high volume of embryos or oocytes, automation will help you streamline operations and reduce variability in freezing results.

Gavi has a compact footprint, so it easily fits into most IVF labs. You'll need a standard lab environment with stable temperature and humidity control. Plus, ensure adequate bench space, a stable power supply, and convenient access to liquid nitrogen. Our team can guide you through the ideal setup for your lab.

Gavi is the world's first automated vitrification instrument developed by Genea Biomedx. It automates the critical equilibration steps in the vitrification process, providing a standardized approach to freezing oocytes and embryos in IVF procedures.

By automating key steps, Gavi® ensures consistent and reproducible results. It precisely controls factors like temperature, exposure time, and solution volumes during equilibration, reducing variability and enhancing embryo survival rates.

Manual vitrification can be tedious and time-consuming, requiring intense focus and a long learning curve. Gavi® streamlines this by automating the process, reducing the need for extensive manual handling, and minimizing the risk of human error.

Yes, Gavi® is designed to vitrify oocytes, zygotes, cleavage-stage embryos, and blastocysts, providing flexibility across various stages of embryo development.

Gavi® operates within a controlled, closed-system environment, preventing direct contact between embryos and liquid nitrogen. This design reduces contamination risks and ensures the safety and integrity of the embryos during the vitrification process.

Gavi® offers several benefits:​
Consistency: Automated processes reduce variability, leading to uniform outcomes.​
Efficiency: Streamlines the vitrification process, saving time and resources.​
Safety: Minimizes manual handling, reducing contamination risks.​
Training: Shortens the learning curve for laboratory personnel.

It’s simple! Reach out to our team, and we’ll guide you through:
• We'll start by understanding your clinic's specific vitrification requirements.
• We'll help you choose the Gavi® configuration that best fits your workflow.
• Installation, training, and support to get you started smoothly.