Micropipettes for Embryologists and IVF Labs | Cryolab

In IVF, precision isn’t optional it’s the foundation of every procedure. Every movement under the microscope matters, and the quality of your tools directly shapes your results. Cryolab’s micromanipulation pipettes are made for embryologists who need accuracy they can depend on, day after day.

Biopsy Micropipettes for Clean Cell Sampling

During PGT, it’s crucial to remove a few cells without harming the embryo. Our biopsy pipettes have straight cut tips, inner diameters between 20 and 40 μm, and bend angles from 20° to 35°. They’re designed for clean, controlled biopsies that protect the structural integrity of the embryo.

Holding Micropipettes for Steady Positioning

When you’re working under the microscope, even the slightest shift can throw things off. These holding pipettes keep embryos stable during biopsy, ICSI, and assisted hatching. With inner diameters of 15–30 μm and bend angles of 0°–35°, they give you flexibility to match your technique while maintaining reliable stability.

ICSI Micropipettes for Precise Sperm Injection

ICSI requires total control. Our ICSI pipettes feature inner diameters of 4–6 μm, bend angles up to 35°, and bevel lengths between 11 and 20 μm. Their refined shape helps minimise trauma during injection, supporting better fertilisation rates and smoother procedures.

Denudation Pipettes for Gentle Cumulus Removal

Efficient denudation shouldn’t come at the expense of the oocyte. These straight cut pipettes are available in diameters from 125 to 300 μm, giving you the right fit for each stage. The smooth flow and tip finish make it easy to remove cumulus cells without damaging the zona pellucida.

Tools Built for Real IVF Work

Cryolab’s pipettes are designed for embryologists, not display cabinets. Whether you’re handling routine procedures or complex micromanipulations, they give you the control, consistency, and comfort you need to work with confidence. Explore the full range at www.cryolab.co.uk.

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