• Booth: NHP-3

 Press Releases

• FDA Approves First Home Sterile Insemination Kit (Oct 20, 2024)

  PherDal's creator and CEO, Dr. Jennifer Hintzsche of Dixon, Illinois, confirmed to Fox News Digital that there have been 34 babies born from the first 200 proof-of-concept kits that were released. 

  "Even saying that still gives me goosebumps," Hintzsche said in an interview. 

• 4 Nominees: Femtech World Leader of the Year award (Oct 20, 2024)
  PherDal is developing the first FDA-cleared, at-home fertility treatment. Its technology aims to bring assisted reproduction back into the home as an affordable, over-the-counter fertility treatment.

• Wisp Launches Into Fertility: PherDal Partnership (Oct 20, 2024)
  Wisp expands into fertility care with partners Proov, PherDal to offer at-home testing, insemination kits. Wisp, a sexual and reproductive telehealth provider, has added a fertility vertical with several partners meant to help birthing people navigate getting pregnant

• HuffPost Features Dr. Jenn's Story (Oct 20, 2024)

  People Get Very Honest About The Ways Infertility Affected Their Marriage: 
  “I turned my husband into my sperm donor... It grew transactional with every failed month of trying.”

• How PherDal At-Home Insemination Kit Helps People (Oct 20, 2024)

  Tulsi Gabbard, the former US Congresswoman for Hawaii's second congressional district from 2013 to 2021, recently opened up about her unexplained infertility diagnosis last week. Infertility affects ten to 15% of the US population in the United States. In 30% of those cases, the cause is unexplained, which translates into around 12 million women in the US who struggle to conceive a child.

  According to Dr. Jennifer Hintzsche, CEO of PherDal Fertility Science, unexplained infertility clinically correlates with dysbiosis of the reproductive microbiome. "Understanding this dynamic has been called the new frontier for reproductive science by world-renowned clinicians," said Hintzsche.

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