Years leading the industry in human reproductive cryostorage
Strategically located, convenient locations to meet your needs
Fertility Organizations served
Hours a day tanks are monitored to assure the safety of specimens.
Brent is a partner in ReproTech and serves as its President Emeritus. Brent has more than 30 years of human sperm and embryo cryopreservation experience. Prior to joining ReproTech in 2004, Brent served as the Division Chief Operating Officer and on the Board of Directors of the Genetics & IVF Institute, a fully integrated, comprehensive fertility and genetics services company. Read more.
William (Bill) Braun serves as ReproTech’s President and Chief Executive Officer. Bill brings extensive experience in healthcare technology, global operations leadership, and FDA regulatory compliance. He has excelled in leading businesses to deliver the highest level of product quality and customer service. Before joining ReproTech, Bill was President and Chief Executive Officer at DDS Lab, the fourth largest dental lab in the United States. Prior to DDS Lab, he held leadership roles in two separate business divisions of STERIS Corp, including President of the Outsourcing Solutions Division and President of the Reusable Surgical Solutions Division. Read more.
The overwhelming reason people store embryos is for the ability to use them in future cycles and to avoid additional egg retrievals. At ReproTech, we provide affordable and cost-effective options for safe, reliable, long-term embryo storage. The list of fertility clinics that trust us to provide this essential service to their patients continues to grow and that’s why over half our storage capacity is dedicated to embryos.
More and more patients are freezing sperm before starting cancer treatments, deploying in the military, participating in high-impact sports, planning on having a vasectomy, or starting gender transition. For these individuals, their desire for a family in the future lies in protecting their options with sperm storage today — as illustrated by the fact that nearly a third of our storage is sperm.
Advances in freezing methods mean that egg/oocyte storage is growing as cancer patients of all ages are being advised to protect their future fertility, and career-focused individuals opt to store their young eggs for future use when they are ready to start a family.