The last step of IVF deserves a better tool.
Embryo transfer decides whether everything before it pays off. Yet the tools have barely changed in 40 years.
The problem: the transfer you thought would be easy
Most transfers go smoothly. Some don't, and you can't always tell which ones in advance. A curved or tight cervix, mucus on the catheter, a full bladder, need for catheter stiffeners, and even sometimes, a tenaculum when access gets hard. Each one adds time, stress and risk at the moment it matters most.
The solution: Euva, powered by CrossGlide™
CrossGlide unrolls through the cervix rather than pushing through it. It follows the shape of each patient's anatomy, giving the transfer catheter a smooth, protected path into the uterine cavity.
What it means for your patients
Easier access, even on difficult anatomy.
CrossGlide adapts to the cervix, so hard transfers become more routine.
See where you're going.
Euva is fully visible on ultrasound from the cervix to the uterus.
A cleaner catheter.
Euva helps keep cervical mucus and bacteria away from the transfer catheter.
One standard for every doctor.
A consistent technique helps new clinicians get up to speed faster.
Smooth access.
Less manipulation of the cervix means a more comfortable experience.
See it for yourself
CrossGlide makes sense the moment you hold it. Book a hands-on demo at Kiosk NH4 in the New Horizons Pavilion at ASRM 2026 in Baltimore, October 24 to 28.