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Reproductive Medicine & Fertility Center is First in Southwest to Offer Pioneering Test of a Women's Biological Clock

Date:1/24/2008

eir reproductive capacities. The Plan Ahead test helps couples -- the worried fertile -- get real facts about their eggs that they can use to shape a plan on the path to parenthood." Magarelli noted that RMFC "continues to lead in the development of cost-effective IVF care and we are proud to be the first in the Southwest to partner with Repromedix to provide all females a precise tool -- the Plan Ahead test -- for assessing their fertility potential."

"The Plan Ahead test represents an extraordinary advance in fertility diagnostics compared to what has been readily available to the general population," said Dr. Benjamin Leader, Chief Medical Officer of Repromedix Corp. "Many fertility experts view the gold standard of egg supply measurement to be the number of eggs obtained through egg retrieval, an expensive procedure reserved for specialty fertility clinics involving hormone injections and a minimally invasive procedure. The Plan Ahead test offers similar information to the general public via a simple blood test."

Repromedix Corp., the Plan Ahead test co-developer and leading national diagnostic laboratory for fertility testing, chose Reproductive Medicine & Fertility Center to be one of a select number of IVF centers to debut the test. Repromedix will expand the Plan Ahead test launch to major markets across the United States throughout 2008.

Plan Ahead is now available to women in the Greater Denver area, and women interested in the Plan Ahead test can purchase a test online at http://www.planaheadtest.com/us or at Reproductive Medicine & Fertility Center, where they can also have their blood drawn. The blood sample is sent to Repromedix, whose lab performs the advanced testing and submits the report and recommendations to the patient's physician. The cost of the Plan Ahead test is $350.

Women interested in learning more about Plan Ahead should visit

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