Descriptions

Setting up an In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) lab requires meticulous planning, adherence to strict guidelines, and state-of-the-art equipment to ensure the success of assisted reproductive procedures. Here's an overview of the essential components and considerations involved in establishing an IVF lab

Location and Facility

Choose a location that complies with regulatory requirements and provides adequate space for various lab functions, including embryology, andrology, cryopreservation, and storage. The facility should prioritize cleanliness, climate control, and security to maintain optimal conditions for embryo culture and storage.

Regulatory Compliance

Familiarize yourself with local regulations governing assisted reproductive technologies (ART) and ensure compliance with standards set by relevant authorities such as the Indian Society For Assisted Reproduction (ISAR) or the European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology (ESHRE).

Lab Setup

Equipment and Supplies:

  • Microscopes with high magnification and imaging capabilities for embryo assessment.
  • CO2 incubators to maintain stable temperature, humidity, and gas concentrations for embryo culture.
  • Laminar flow hoods to provide a sterile working environment.
  • Centrifuges for sperm processing and embryo manipulation.
  • Micromanipulation equipment like intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI) and embryo biopsy.
  • Cryopreservation equipment for freezing and thawing embryos and gametes.
  • Monitoring and alarm systems to ensure continuous monitoring of critical parameters such as temperature and CO2 levels.
  • Quality control tools for assessing embryo viability and genetic integrity.
  • Consumables such as media, consumables and disposables required for IVF procedures.
Lab Setup

Laboratory Design

Choosing Intermedics for your lab validation needs ensures:

  • Design the layout to facilitate a smooth workflow, minimizing the risk of contamination and ensuring the privacy of patient samples.
  • Separate areas for andrology (sperm preparation), embryology (oocyte retrieval, insemination, embryo culture), and cryopreservation.
  • Adequate space for staff movement and equipment maintenance.
  • Installation of HEPA filters and air purification systems to maintain air quality.
Stages

Site Survey (Stage1)

Our process begins with a detailed Site Survey. Our expert team meticulously examines the physical space, considering layout, dimensions, and infrastructure. This crucial stage provides the foundation for a efficient lab design.

Basic Sample Lab Design (Stage2)

Following the Site Survey, we move to the creation of a Basic Sample Lab Design. This stage involves translating gathered data into a preliminary layout, optimizing space, workflow, and functionality. The design aligns seamlessly with your vision and goals.

Budgeted Proposal for Lab Design & Installation (Stage3)

Once the Basic Sample Lab Design is approved, we provide a Budgeted Proposal for Lab Design & Installation. Our transparent approach ensures that you have a clear understanding of the costs involved in bringing your lab to life.

Finalization of Order Placed (Stage4)

Upon agreement, we proceed to the Finalization of Order Placed. This stage involves the detailed planning and coordination required to initiate the setting up of lab equipment and components.

Execution of the Lab (Stage5)

The final stage marks the Execution of the Lab. Our skilled professionals bring the design to life, ensuring that each component is installed with precision and care. This stage concludes with a fully operational and meticulously crafted reproductive healthcare laboratory.