Cryolab Ltd

IVF and ART laboratories demand precision, safety and full traceability. Clinics must protect embryos, sperm and oocytes while keeping storage organised inside liquid nitrogen tanks.

Handling liquid nitrogen safely and efficiently is essential in laboratories, IVF clinics, and clinical environments.

Safe and consistent storage of biological material sits at the heart of modern laboratory practice. Whether handling embryos, sperm samples, cell cultures or clinical specimens, maintaining ultra-low temperatures is critical.

Sperm cryopreservation is a clinically established method of preserving male fertility by freezing and storing sperm cells for future use.

A counting chamber, also known as a haemocytometer, is a laboratory tool that scientists use to count cells under a microscope. Researchers first designed it to count blood cells.

Are you struggling with organising biological samples in liquid nitrogen tanks? Cryosleeves and Cryocanes from Cryolab Ltd are designed to make cryogenic storage safer and more efficient.

When it comes to fertility treatment and preservation, reliable sperm storage solutions are not just equipment they are a critical part of patient trust and clinical success.

Sperm cryopreservation, also known as sperm freezing, is a medical process that preserves sperm cells at very low temperatures for future use.

Maintaining ultra-low temperatures is essential for the long-term preservation of biological materials. Embryos, sperm, oocytes, tissues, and research samples depend on stable storage at -196 °C, where liquid nitrogen prevents degradation.

Transporting sensitive biological samples like embryos or sperm requires reliable cryogenic solutions. A dry shipper ensures samples remain secure and viable during long-distance transport.