Right Pipette Makes All the Difference in IVF
When you’re working at the cellular level, there’s no room for guesswork. IVF success hinges on the smallest tools doing the biggest jobs and that’s where Cryolab’s micromanipulation pipettes come in. Each one is built for the kind of precision embryologists rely on, from ICSI and embryo biopsy to oocyte preparation and genetic testing.
Let’s break down what makes our pipettes stand out across every IVF application.
Biopsy Micropipettes: Accuracy Where It Matters Most
When it comes to preimplantation genetic testing (PGT), cell extraction must be exact. Our biopsy micropipettes are cut and angled to help you isolate just a few cells from an embryo cleanly and safely.
Each pipette is crafted with a straight tip, inner diameters between 20–40μm, and bend angles from 20° to 35°. That gives you surgical-level precision under the microscope, while preserving embryo integrity throughout the procedure.
Holding Pipettes: Rock-Steady Embryo Control
To manipulate an embryo safely, you need a tool that keeps it completely still without causing damage. That’s the job of our holding micropipettes.
Available in a range of diameters (15–30μm) and bend angles up to 35°, these pipettes are engineered for total control. Whether you’re performing ICSI, biopsy, or assisted hatching, they hold the embryo securely, with zero compromise on stability or comfort.
ICSI Pipettes: Built for Direct Fertilisation
Injecting a single sperm directly into an egg is one of the most delicate procedures in ART. Our ICSI micropipettes are built specifically for this task offering the control and sharpness you need to minimise oocyte trauma and maximise fertilisation success.
They come in inner diameters of 4–6μm, bevel lengths of 11–20μm, and bend angles up to 35°. The result? Smooth penetration, minimal disruption, and consistent performance from pipette to pipette.
Denudation Pipettes: Clean Oocytes Without Compromise
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