18/12/2025
Quality Comes from Control – do you know how to use FSH in IVF Programs
At Evogene, we don’t believe in one-size-fits-all when designing your OPU-IVF program. It’s all about the breed, the balance and the timing. In select breeds, when used correctly, FSH (Folltropin®️ – Vetoquinol) is a powerful tool in IVF programs—not used to overstimulate or push the donors, but to synchronise and group the follicular cohort. Synchronised follicles = eggs with a higher ability to convert to embryos.
The goal isn’t bigger oocyte numbers. It’s about:
✔️ Improving oocyte quality
✔️ Supporting follicle synchrony
✔️Increase oocyte quality
✔️ Maximising oocyte-to-embryo conversion
When FSH is applied with the right dose and timing, we consistently see better-quality oocytes that convert more efficiently into embryos.
📊 Recent Wagyu donor result
• 20 viable oocytes collected
• 15 classified as high quality
• 13 Grade 1 embryos produced
➡️ 65% egg-to-embryo conversion
Across this tailored program, the group exceeded 10 Grade 1 embryos per Wagyu donor, highlighting what’s possible when stimulation supports quality—not excess.
The takeaway:
FSH isn’t about pushing the cow. In IVF, it’s about precision, balance and biology—and designing programs that work with the donor, not against her.
📩 Want to optimise your IVF outcomes with a tailored approach using Folltropin®️ and Evogene expertise? Let’s talk.
☎ 0438 820 647
🖥 lab@evogene.com.au
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