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Personalized Prognostics for Building Healthy Families

If you are considering in vitro fertilization (IVF) - either for the first time or as a repeat treatment - you may feel like you have more questions than answers. For many women, the question that weighs most heavily: "What are the chances that I'll have a baby through IVF?" Our ability to answer that has just gotten a lot better.

Univfy Fertility PrognosticsTM* is an exclusive testing service that provides fertility patients with a personalized prediction of their chances of having a baby through IVF. Tailored just for you, the test delivers far more predictive power than conventional age-based methods that assign probabilities based on age ranges, such as under 35, 35-37, 38-40, 41-42, and over 42.

Univfy's personalized prognostics** support you and your physician as you map out a treatment plan. Our test services can give you a much more meaningful view of your chances of having a baby through IVF. Or, they can trigger an exploration of other treatment options, such as IVF with donor eggs or embryos.

Univfy's test results do not advise or instruct patients towards any particular choice of treatment, but rather, provide insights that were previously unavailable, to help you and your physician make more informed decisions. You can get your personalized prognostics without undergoing additional medical procedures. Everything we need to run your test should already be in your fertility medical records.

* Patent pending.
** Univfy's test results do not advise nor instruct patients towards any particular treatment outcome. Univfy's tests merely provide a personalized probability of treatment outcome based on Univfy's rigorous scientific approach and methods, click here to read more. Each clinic may have its own guidelines on how Univfy's tests are used. Univfy's prediction test services do not diagnose any diseases or health conditions and have not been cleared or approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. Click here for more information about test limitations.