Registry · media · Vitrolife
RapidVit / RapidWarm
Vitrification and warming solution kits for blastocysts (also cleavage/oocyte variants).
What it is and how it's used
Same principles: precise timing, correct temperatures, minimal loading volume.
Typical failure modes
- Survival drop clustering by freezing month (media/timing) or by warming session (temperature).
What to check first
- Stopwatch times vs IFU.
- Warming solution temperature by probe.
- Lot/expiry/storage.
IFU and practice notes
Follow the IFU; do not mix components across kits or brands.
Neutral, and the IFU wins
This page summarises common experience across labs and is not manufacturer guidance. Always follow the current instructions for use for the exact product and version you have, and validate any change of product or protocol before patient use. Corrections and additions are welcome — tell us.
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This page is educational and general. It is not a substitute for advice from your own clinic or the manufacturer's instructions for use.