Starting a New Lab? We’ve Got You Covered.

Whether you’re opening a new IVF lab or expanding an existing one, Cryolab is your one-stop shop for vitrification kits and cryogenic supplies. For over 40 years, we’ve been trusted by NHS and private fertility clinics across the UK and now, worldwide.

High Security Vitrification Kits
Vitrification is a critical step in IVF, allowing eggs and embryos to be frozen quickly without forming damaging ice crystals. With higher survival rates and improved outcomes, vitrification has become the gold standard for fertility preservation. Our closed system vitrification kits, made by CryoBioSystem, offer maximum safety, sterility, and simplicity minimising contamination risks while maintaining sample quality.

Why Go Closed System?
Unlike open systems, closed vitrification keeps biological material sealed in a sterile environment throughout the process. This is essential for clinics aiming to meet the highest safety standards while offering patients the best possible outcomes.

What We Offer
Cryolab supplies everything a modern IVF clinic needs vitrification kits, liquid nitrogen storage tanks, dry shippers, visotubes, cryocanes, and more. We help labs across the UK and beyond operate with precision, reliability, and peace of mind.

The Future of Vitrification
With ongoing advancements, vitrification is becoming safer, more efficient, and even more versatile. From reduced cryoprotectant toxicity to new possibilities in ovarian tissue preservation, the field is moving fast and we’re here to help your lab stay ahead. To learn more about our cryogenic products or to place an order, visit www.cryolab.co.uk

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