167 devices · GMDN 47446
An assisted reproduction vitrification carrier is a single-use, sterile plastic device designed to hold biological specimens—such as eggs or embryos—during cryopreservation. It ensures safe vitrification by preventing direct contact with liquid nitrogen while maintaining the specimen’s integrity for future use in fertility treatments.
These devices are typically regulated as single-use medical products, often classified based on their role in preserving reproductive specimens. They are supplied sterile and intended for short-term use in controlled clinical or laboratory settings, adhering to cryopreservation protocols for assisted reproduction.
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