CBS Straws for Sperm, Embryo and Oocyte Storage | Cryolab
Cryopreservation is essential in fertility treatment, animal breeding, and scientific research. To keep valuable samples safe, laboratories need storage solutions that are sterile, secure, and reliable. CBS cryogenic straws for sperm and embryo storage deliver exactly that, giving professionals confidence in every step of the preservation process.
CBS Sterile Clear Sperm Straws make storing sperm simple and effective. They come in 0.25ml and 0.5ml sizes, manufactured from clear, medical-grade plastic and supplied pre-sterilised. Because they are transparent, embryologists can inspect samples at a glance. In addition, these straws work seamlessly with standard laboratory equipment. IVF clinics, animal breeding centres, and research labs around the world choose them for their strength and proven performance in liquid nitrogen.
CBS Embryo/Sperm Straws are perfect for smaller volumes such as embryos, oocytes, or limited sperm samples. Available in 0.15ml and 0.3ml sizes, they support applications where precision matters most. Their compact design not only saves storage space but also ensures secure handling. As a result, they are widely used in fertility treatment, animal reproduction, and research programs that demand reliability.
CBS High-Security Straws provide maximum protection. They feature a dual-compartment design with a sliding cotton safety plug that lowers the risk of contamination. The colour-coded plug also makes identification easier. Moreover, the straws work with manual SYMS and SYMS III sealers, creating a tight and tamper-evident seal. With 0.3ml and 0.5ml options available, they are the trusted choice in both human and animal reproduction, as well as in research where sample integrity is critical.
Taken together, these three options make CBS cryogenic straws the flexible, dependable choice for sperm and embryo storage. Whether in human IVF, veterinary breeding, or scientific research, they give laboratories the tools needed to protect samples long term.
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