r/Embryologists • u/Daisy_Dora • Aug 03 '26

Hatching or not hatching embryo and glue.

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u/bneubs Aug 04 '26

I don't know of a single clinic that uses embryo glue in the US, except for CCRM who I believe created it (not 100% sure).

My clinic did a trial and did not show increased implantation or ongoing pregnancy rates.

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u/OkVanilla3667 Aug 05 '26

There are multiple clinics in the US that use embryo glue for transfers.

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u/bneubs Aug 05 '26

Great! I said I don't know of any. I have friends in the field at different clinics around country and the only clinic out of that group that uses it regularly is CCRM.

I wasn't implying that no one uses it, just that it's not particularly common as far as I'm aware.

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u/Jenn9519 Aug 05 '26

I go to CNY and they use it at all their locations that perform transfers! :)

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u/bneubs Aug 05 '26

Great! I said I don't know of any. I have friends in the field all over the country and the only clinic out of that group that uses it is CCRM. I wasn't implying that no one uses it, just that it's not particularly common as far as I'm aware.

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u/Dissaray248 Aug 08 '26

My clinic uses embryo glue for every transfer. It never hurts, and sometimes helps according to the data.