Innovating the global fertility market with unique solutions that reshape the future of health.
Infertility now affects 17.5% of adult couples worldwide, making it one of the fastest-growing health and demographic crises.
Over the past 25 years, global sperm motility has dropped by more than half, contributing significantly to fertility challenges.
The primary treatment, IVF, delivers only a 34% success rate per cycle — and results are declining due to deteriorating reproductive cell quality.
In the U.S. alone, infertility costs exceed $1 trillion annually in lost productivity, healthcare expenses, and demographic decline.
This is not just a medical challenge — it's an economic one that affects nations worldwide, with similar economic strain mirrored across countries globally.
Fertila's patented biotechnology, BioCryo13, is engineered to preserve reproductive cells at peak performance — maintaining high viability, stable pH, and optimal energy potential during storage and use.
By dramatically improving reproductive cell quality, BioCryo13 can raise IVF success rates significantly.
Better preservation means fewer treatment cycles are needed, reducing both emotional and financial strain on patients.
More efficient treatments translate to reduced healthcare expenses and greater accessibility to fertility solutions.
A world where infertility no longer dictates family, demographic, or economic futures. We aim to address not only fertility outcomes but also the macroeconomic ripple effects caused by population decline.
To set a new global standard in reproductive health by delivering accessible, ethical, and sustainable technologies that turn scientific innovation into life-changing outcomes for millions of families.
Fertila's innovative approach to reproductive health has been featured in leading publications and organisations:
Fertila collaborates with leading academics, also Lithuania Heath Science University, and medical institutions to advance reproductive health research and technology development.

Through these collaborations, we're able to combine diverse perspectives and specialised knowledge to address the complex challenges of reproductive health. Our partners provide valuable insights, research capabilities, and clinical testing opportunities that help refine our BioCryo13 technology.
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Join us in our mission to redefine reproductive health and create a future where fertility challenges no longer limit personal or societal potential.
UAB “Fertila” is a spin-off company of the Lithuanian University of Health Sciences. Together with a multidisciplinary team of researchers, we are implementing the BioCryo research and development project in collaboration with the Animal Reproduction Laboratory at the University’s Faculty of Veterinary Medicine in Kaunas.
The project is developing BioCryo MT271, a reusable sterile system with microdosing technology designed to help maintain sperm cell viability during storage and transport.
Sperm quality during storage and transport matters in animal reproduction. We aim to develop a solution that helps preserve cell viability while reducing the need for single-use materials.
We will optimise the chemical formulation of BioCryo MT271, assess the system’s sterility and biological safety, and develop and test a prototype. We will also analyse and model experimental results using data analysis and artificial intelligence methods.
Later stages will include preparing intellectual property protection documents, testing the solution on partner farms, and developing a commercialisation strategy.
Our goal is to develop and evaluate BioCryo MT271 in real-world conditions, preparing it for further use in veterinary reproduction.
Project implementer: UAB “Fertila”, a spin-off of the Lithuanian University of Health Sciences
Research collaboration: Animal Reproduction Laboratory, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Lithuanian University of Health Sciences, Kaunas
The project aims to develop and evaluate BioCryo MT271 in real-world conditions, preparing the solution for further use in veterinary reproduction.
Implemented by: UAB “Fertila”
Project: “BioCryo”


The 2022–2030 development programme is managed by the Ministry of Education, Science and Sport of the Republic of Lithuania. Funding sources: EU funds and national co-financing funds.
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Fertila – Redefining Global Reproductive Health