ER-CompleteSM Test

Right Time, Right Environment
3-in-1 test for optimal endometrium and embryo transfer 

ER-CompleteSM Test

Right Time, Right Environment
3-in-1 test for optimal endometrium and embryo transfer 

The ER-Complete test may help determine a personalized transfer time and optimal environment for your embryo(s) to implant

How can the ER-CompleteSM test help me?

ER-Complete is a test performed on a biopsy (small sample) taken from your endometrium during a mock IVF cycle.
This test gives you three results which help you and your IVF clinician:

  • Determine your personalized embryo transfer time
  • Evaluate your endometrial environment
  • Understand if specific reproductive tract bacteria are present

ERPeakPlusBiomeER-Complete is a comprehensive assessment of your endometrial receptivity, combining both ERPeak® and ERBiomeSM tests.

Why is it important to check endometrial health?

Endometrial testing could help you if:

  • You have a history of recurrent implantation failure (RIF)
  • You want to understand if your endometrium is at an ideal stage for embryo transfer

Our ER-Complete test can help ensure the endometrium timing and environment is most optimal for an embryo transfer. It provides you with a complete view of your endometrium, with actionable results and may give you a better chance of a successful pregnancy.

Your IVF clinician will determine if ER-Complete is right for you, guide you through the testing process, and help you understand your results.

Please note that ERPeak test and ERBiome test can also be ordered separately.

ERPeak® Test

Right Time

The right time is key for successful embryo transfer

ERBiomeSM Test

Right Environment

The right environment is key for successful embryo transfer

ERPeak®

Right Time

Choosing the right time for your patient’s embryo transfer

ERBiomeSM

Right Environment

Understanding your patient’s right environment for embryo transfer

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Documents

1. K. Diedrich, B.C.J.M. Fauser, P. Devroey, G. Griesinger, on behalf of the Evian Annual Reproduction (EVAR) Workshop Group, The role of the endometrium and embryo in human implantation, Human Reproduction Update, Volume 13, Issue 4, July/August 2007, Pages 365–377