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We are one of Aotearoa NZ's leading fertility clinics, providing highly personalised care for all.

Kia ora, welcome to Repromed. We are one of Aotearoa New Zealand’s leading fertility clinics with a difference – we provide highly personalised care for all. Every client is unique and we are passionate about finding the best solution that meets your individual needs. We stand for ethnic and gender equality.

We offer world-class technology and our staff are highly qualified and experienced. Our service meets the highest level of independent global and national quality standards.

We offer private and public funding. With our main clinic in Remuera, Auckland, we have satellite clinics in Albany, Tauranga and Whangārei. We can help with all your fertility needs – from the initial assessment, advice about how to improve your chances, gynaecology services, genetic screening, donor services and counselling support through to initial pregnancy care. We can also tailor your treatment with options for minor intervention to full IVF treatments.

Our clients choose us for our professional expertise and success rates, but also the personalised care and discretion we provide. To learn more or get in touch, visit repromed.co.nz

17/12/2025

Here we are again!

It’s been a busy year for us here at Repromed, especially with the exciting move in January to our bigger clinic space on Carlton Gore Road, Newmarket. It was truly a labour of love from our whole team, and we are happy in our new home - the incredible green outlook to Auckland Domain is calming and makes it very special. Thank you for all your positive feedback, the overall vibe of the building has really added to the sense of belonging and heart that defines everything we do here.

This year has also brought its own challenges for many, and we acknowledge those who have found this year’s fertility journey difficult. We hope you are able to take some time over the holidays to rest and recharge, surrounded by family and friends.

2025 has been a busy year for our team representing Repromed globally. I was pleased to attend the International Federation of Fertility Societies World Congress in Tokyo, Japan, which was focused on ‘Diversity, Sustainability and Resilience in Reproductive Medicine’. We had senior staff attending conferences in Singapore and Australia from our medical, embryology, scientific, and counselling teams. Knowledge-sharing is key within our practice as we stay on top of new research, technological advances and innovations for improved outcomes.

Personally, I’m looking forward to some much-needed family time, hopefully in the sun – or not, we know summer weather can be unpredictable!

Thank you for allowing us to support you. Ngā mihi o te kirihimete me te Tau Hou - from all of us here, we wish you a very Merry Christmas and a restful holiday season.

Dr Devashana Gupta
Medical Director

08/12/2025

In this new video from our 'Fertility Q&A' series, Repromed Medical Director Dr Devashana Gupta explains how long you should wait before seeing a fertility doctor.

04/12/2025

Good news for anyone considering donor conception in the future – there are proposed changes in legislation that will further protect children and prevent over-donation. The Governance and Administration Select Committee is due to report back on the wide-ranging bill in February 2026.

See this recent Newsroom article for helpful context about why clear guidelines and oversight are so important. It’s encouraging to see conversations happening that prioritise the wellbeing of families and future tamariki.

https://newsroom.co.nz/2025/10/30/calls-for-serial-s***m-donor-crackdown/

S***m donation through official channels is tracked through a flawed process, and 'community donors' are making it harder, reports Andrew Bevin.

26/11/2025

Thinking of switching fertility clinics? It’s easier than you think!

We can help you make a seamless transition, ensuring your medical records and precious eggs/embryo/s***m (if applicable) are safely transferred.

Get in touch with us today to make the first step at info@repromed.co.nz 💙🧡

13/11/2025

In this new video in our ‘Fertility Q&A’ series, Fertility Nurse Juliet explains what it’s like having IVF.

Our team will be beside you at every stage, making sure you feel informed and supported.

06/11/2025

Kia ora koutou,

With the summer break on the horizon, now’s the time to plan ahead and book in your treatment before we close for the Christmas holidays.

We’ll be closing from midday Tuesday 23rd December and reopening on Monday 12th January.

Here are our end-of-year treatment cut-off dates:
✏️IVF: last book-on date (day 1 of your period) – Wednesday 3rd of December
⁠✏️Frozen Embryo Transfer (FET): last manufactured/natural cycle - Wednesday 3rd of December
✏️Egg collection (OPU): last procedure - Wednesday 17th of December
✏️Egg embryo transfer / FET: last procedure - Monday 22nd of December
⁠✏️IUI cycle book-ons: last day - Monday 8th of December
✏️Egg freezing (day 1 of your period): Monday 8th of December

💙 Ngā mihi,
The Repromed nursing team

30/10/2025

We’re excited to launch Ask Repromed - a new video series where our team answers your common fertility questions.

In our first video, Dr Elizabeth Glanville explains why there’s no single fertility test for everyone, and the best first step 💙

Book your free 15-minute consultation with a fertility doctor.

25/10/2025

🌈 Intersex Awareness Day - 26 October 🌈
Intersex is a term used to describe people born with reproductive or sexual anatomy that doesn’t fit typical definitions. It’s estimated that up to 1.7% of people worldwide have intersex traits.
At Repromed, we believe everyone deserves access to respectful, inclusive, and affirming fertility care. We’re proud to be the first fertility clinic in Aotearoa to be awarded the Rainbow Tick and today we celebrate our intersex community and their whānau.

23/10/2025

Choosing a fertility clinic is a big decision, but asking the right questions can help you feel confident and supported on your journey.

From personalising your treatment plan, to understanding success rates, costs and wait times, there are a few key things to look for. Read our guide to choosing a fertility clinic here: https://www.repromed.co.nz/news-and-stories/5-must-ask-questions-when-choosing-your-fertility-clinic/

16/10/2025

What can you do to prepare for IVF treatment?

We asked Repromed Fertility Nurse, Juliet Davies for her top tips for preparing for IVF. She says:

“It’s important to know that when you have been referred for fertility treatment, the cause of your reduced fertility is often out of your control. But there are some things you can focus on to help you prepare for IVF, including:

✔️Follow a Mediterranean-style diet packed with colourful fruits, veggies, whole grains, legumes, and healthy fats
✔️Stay hydrated by drinking at least 1 litre of water a day
✔️Engage in gentle, enjoyable activities such as walking, yoga, or pilates
✔️Supplement with folate or folic acid and iodine for at least three months prior to conceiving
✔️Quit smoking and va**ng and avoid drugs and alcohol”

Get started on your fertility journey, book in a free 15 minute consultation with one of our fertility doctors here: https://www.repromed.co.nz/free-phone-consultation/

09/10/2025

Myth or truth? You can’t get pregnant if you have irregular periods.

Myth.
While irregular cycles can sometimes make it harder to predict ovulation, many people with irregular periods can and do get pregnant naturally.
If you’re trying to conceive, our fertility specialists are here to help.

Book a free consultation now to chat through your options: https://www.repromed.co.nz/free-phone-consultation/

05/10/2025

This Mental Health Awareness Week, the theme Top Up Together reminds us that social connection and reaching out for support is so important - especially when it comes to starting fertility treatment.

Try these 5 ways to wellbeing to support your mental health throughout your journey:

Be active | Me kori tonu
Connect | Me whakawhanaunga
Keep learning | Me ako tonu
Take notice | Me aro tonu
Give | Tukua

At Repromed, we walk alongside you with aroha, offering counselling as part of most treatment packages. Learn more about our counselling services at repromed.co.nz/support/counselling

You can also find more mental health tips and resources at mhaw.nz

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Repromed is one of New Zealand’s leading fertility clinics with a difference – we provide highly personalised care for all. We offer world-class technology and our staff are highly qualified and experienced. In fact, our service meets the highest level of independent global and national quality standards. With our main clinic in Remuera, Auckland, we have satellite clinics in Albany, Hamilton and Whangarei. We can help with all your fertility needs – from the initial assessment, advice about how to improve your chances, gynecology services, genetic screening, donor services and counselling support through to initial pregnancy care. We can also tailor your treatment with options for minor intervention to full IVF treatments. All clients are welcome, we stand for ethnic and gender equality. Every client is unique and we are passionate about finding the best solution that meets your individual needs. Our clients choose us for our professional expertise and success rates, but also the personalised care and discretion we provide.

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