Frequently asked questions

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If you still have questions about how the biological material transport process works, check out common questions about this process here. If you have any other questions, don't worry. Contact a specialist below!

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What is an IVF Courier Service?

An IVF Courier is a premium service dedicated to the personal, hand-carry transport of cryopreserved embryos, eggs, and sperm. **Unlike standard logistics companies that handle general cargo, our couriers are 100% focused on your shipment from door to door.** We bridge the gap between clinics for IVF treatments, surrogacy journeys, or relocations, providing the ultimate level of security and peace of mind.

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When is an Embryo or Gamete Transport Needed?

This service is essential when: you are switching to a new fertility clinic; your surrogacy journey involves a clinic in another city or country; you are relocating and need to move your stored materials with you; or you are using donor embryos, eggs, or sperm from a distant cryobank.

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How does your hand-carry transport process work?

Our process is built on maximum security. A dedicated courier personally handles your shipment from start to finish. We use a state-of-the-art cryogenic shipper (dewar) to maintain a stable liquid nitrogen vapor temperature of below -180°C. This shipper is hand-carried by our courier at all times, bypasses all X-ray security, and is never checked as luggage.

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How long does the transport take?

For domestic transports within the USA, the journey is typically completed within 24 hours. International transports generally take 2-4 days, depending on flight schedules and customs clearance, which our team manages for you.

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What materials do you specialize in transporting?

We specialize exclusively in the transport of materials for fertility treatments. This includes cryopreserved embryos, eggs (oocytes), and sperm samples.