The latest advancement
in fertility treatment
for women and couples.
1 Femasys Inc. sponsored clinical trial (clinicaltrials.gov NCT04968847)
How is sperm delivered to the fallopian tube with FemaSeed?
How does FemaSeed work?
After location of the egg (dominant follicle) is determined by ultrasound, FemaSeed allows sperm to be delivered into the fallopian tube where the egg is located, called intratubal insemination (ITI).
Ultrasound is used to determine the location of the egg (dominant follicle).
FemaSeed is placed in the uterine cavity and positioned towards the selected fallopian tube.
Sperm is delivered through FemaSeed and into the fallopian tube where it can live up to 72 hours.
FemaSeed is removed, leaving the sperm behind in the fallopian tube where conception occurs.
Why choose FemaSeed?
1 in 4 women became pregnant with FemaSeed1, a substantially higher rate than historic IUI for low male sperm count (6.7% of IUI cycles resulted in pregnancy2).
FemaSeed is a highly cost-effective alternative when compared to assisted reproductive technologies, such as in vitro fertilization (IVF) and intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI).
FemaSeed provides a well-tolerated and safe artificial insemination method, delivering sperm directly to the fallopian tube, the site of conception. This procedure is non-surgical, eliminating the need for invasive egg retrieval surgeries required in procedures like IVF/ICSI.
FemaSeed is a great option for artificial insemination since the procedure takes a few minutes and does NOT require surgery (e.g. egg retrieval).
FemaSeed significantly reduces the distance sperm must travel to reach the fallopian tube, ensuring delivery to where the egg is located.
2 Duran et al. (2002) Intrauterine insemination: a systematic review on determinants of success. Human Reproduction, vol.8, no. 4, pp. 373-384.
