Fujifilm Irvine Scientific Gains CE Mark Approval for ART Products

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Fujifilm Irvine Scientific has revealed, in an Oct. 8, 2019 press release, that it is has received CE mark approval for key Assisted Reproductive Technologies (ART) products, which are now available in Europe.

Fujifilm Irvine Scientific has revealed, in an Oct. 8, 2019 press release, that it is has received CE mark approval for key Assisted Reproductive Technologies (ART) products, which are now available in Europe.

CE marking-confirmation of standards set by the European Union health and safety legislation-has been granted to Continuous Single Culture-NX (CSCM-NX) and Continuous Single Culture-NX Complete (CSCM-NXC), Arctic Sperm Cryopreservation Medium, and Multipurpose Handling Medium (MHM) in a 12X12 configuration.

“FUJIFILM Irvine Scientific leads the way in production of high-quality ART solutions that consistently meet worldwide regulatory requirements,” said Marc Brignola, senior director sales and marketing, Assisted Reproductive Technologies, in the press release. “We are pleased to now offer these innovative solutions to all of our European customers.”

Source: Fujifilm Irvine Scientific

 

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