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INVOcell Fertility Treatment
INVOcell is the first and only FDA-cleared and CE-marked medical device for intravaginal culture (IVC). With INVOcell, the body acts as a natural incubator during fertilization. This process allows for safe and intimate early embryo development.
You’ll feel connected through the entire process, and be there every step of the way as you build your family.
A Simple and Straightforward Process
Step 1
The process starts with egg retrieval and sperm collection. Then the eggs and sperm are placed inside the inner chamber of the culture device.
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Step 2
Your doctor will then place the culture device inside the retention device, and insert them through the vagina into the space below the cervix.
Step 3
After a 3-5 day incubation period, the INVOcell is removed.
Step 4
An embryo is selected and transferred to the womb for further development. Any extra embryos may be cryopreserved.
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Safe and Simple Alternative
With in vitro fertilization (IVF), eggs and sperm are combined in a lab. INVOcell holds them inside a woman’s body, providing the best opportunity for embryo development. The process is an ideal intimate experience for families of all shapes and sizes.
Made of only three small parts, women have little to no discomfort carrying an INVOcell device.
Device features
Inner chamber
Holds the egg and sperm
Culture device
Protects the inner chamber
Retention device
Secures the culture device in place below the cervix
Connection Makes a Difference
Choosing the right fertility treatment can be overwhelming.
INVOcell’s outcomes are comparable to IVF and more effective than IUI for clinical pregnancy rates. The unique process provides more families with opportunities to receive treatment.
Accessible
Low chance of side effects
An intimate connection throughout the process
Affordable
Reduced lab procedures
Your INVOcell questions — answered
Here are some common themes that arise for women — and some helpful guidance.
Is INVOcell Right for Me?
What Are the Risks?
What Does It Feel Like?
What Can I Do During Incubation?
What Happens to the Embryos That Aren’t Transferred?
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