From Left to Right:  Dr. Arteaga flushing a donor, Dr. Davis searching the flush media for embryos and
embryos under the microscope

All our embryos are washed in an enzyme called trypsin to ensure that they will qualify for future
exports.  Trypsin removes any potential viral and / or bacterial agents from the embryo.  IETS washed
embryos pose zero risk for the transmission of any known disease, including BSE and foot and mouth.

To Maintain export status, all embryos must be stored under the direct supervision of an approved E.T. practitioner.