EVEA™ IVC: Fertility care that works with the body
Intravaginal culture uses the woman’s own body as a natural incubator – with a simplified clinic setup and outcomes in line with established standards of care.
How EVEA™ IVC works
1. Preparation
Eggs & sperm placed in the EVEA™ device.
2. Incubation
The device is placed in the vaginal cavity for 5 days.
3. Retrieval
The device is removed and embryo development is assessed.
4. Transfer
The best embryo is transferred; remaining embryos can be frozen.
Why it changes the economics
Eve Centres are designed around intravaginal culture, which reduces the complexity of the on‑site infrastructure compared to a full embryology lab.
The workflow allows a compact clinical team to manage a meaningful volume of cycles, helping clinics address the regional embryologist and specialist shortage.
The intravaginal incubation period keeps part of the process with the woman, which many patients describe as more personal and emotionally connected.
Eve Fertility works closely with selected partners to integrate IVC into their existing pathways, providing training, support and a clear framework for quality and safety.
EVEA™ IVC is designed for settings where full IVF laboratories are not feasible, enabling clinics in resource‑limited environments to offer advanced fertility care safely and consistently.
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