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Multiple cases have already been awarded millions of dollars, with one couple receiving a $2 Billion settlement for their case.
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What is Embryo Culture Media?
n vitro fertilization (IVF) is the most common type of assisted reproductive technology, and it has helped millions of people have babies since it was first pioneered in the 1970s. The IVF process entails extracting eggs from a woman, which are then fertilized with sperm to create a viable embryo, which is later implanted into a uterus. In many cases, it is necessary to store the embryos for a period of time prior to implantation, and in such cases the embryos must be carefully preserved. An embryo culture medium a is a substance created to provide a nurturing environment for the developing embryos.
The media recalled by CooperSurgical is used to help preserve embryos between the time they are created and the time they are implanted. It is crucial that this media be pristine and completely free from contamination. CooperSurgical markets its media as “an optimized in vitro environment” for the culture and development of fertilized eggs.
What To Know About CooperSurgical
Owned by The Cooper Companies Inc., the medical device firm is based in California with divisions in contact lenses and women’s health care. CooperSurgical is a significant player in the fertility industry.
Last year it reported revenues of $1.2 billion. CooperSurgical operates a major human sperm and egg bank and also performs genetic testing of embryos.
In a February press release, CooperSurgical announced a 12% increase in its first-quarter revenue over the previous year, amounting to $310 million.
COUPLE AWARDED $2 BILLION IN ROUNDUP LAWSUIT
Patients who underwent in vitro fertilization treatment are taking legal action against CooperSurgical, accusing the company of producing a faulty product that destroyed their embryos.
The IVF media solution, manufactured by CooperSurgical, Inc., to foster embryo development, allegedly failed due to a missing key nutrient leading to embryonic death and lack of development, according to the latest lawsuit filed against the company by a Virginia couple.
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