This review assesses the effectiveness of emerging IVF add-ons, highlighting their scientific evidence and clinical relevance.
For over a decade, in vitro fertilisation (IVF) laboratories have witnessed a substantial surge in innovative adjunct technologies and procedures commonly referred to as “addons” designed to optimise IVF reproductive outcomes. While many adjuvants promise improvements in fertilisation, embryo development, and subsequent implantation success, their scientific underpinnings and clinical efficacy remain varied. This review critically examines the most prominent emerging add-ons in IVF, assesses current evidence regarding their effectiveness, and discusses their relevance in clinical practice.
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