CRYO MEDICAL GLOBAL SERVICES LIMITEDWe Care • We Commit • We Deliver

About us

A transport service built around one category of work

We carry cryogenically preserved reproductive and cellular material, and nothing else. That focus shapes how a route is assessed, what we agree to and how plainly we describe our limits.

Two embryologists working at microscopes in a laboratory, with cryogenic storage vessels beside them.

Positioning

Who we are

A row of vertical bulk storage tanks at an industrial gas facility.

CRYO MEDICAL GLOBAL SERVICES LIMITED is a specialist medical courier for cryogenically preserved reproductive and cellular material. We are not a general courier that also carries clinical shipments - the whole service is built around a single category of work.

The material we carry is irreplaceable. It usually represents years of treatment, and in many cases there is no possibility of producing it again. That fact sets the standard for everything else - how a route is assessed, what we will and will not agree to and how plainly we describe what we can do.

Legal entity

The company and the name on this website

The registered company and the public-facing name are the same: CRYO MEDICAL GLOBAL SERVICES LIMITED. There is no separate trading brand. Correspondence, quotations, custody records and this website all use the same name, so a clinic checking who it is dealing with finds one entity rather than two.

Registered name
CRYO MEDICAL GLOBAL SERVICES LIMITED
Website
cryomedicalservices.com
Motto
We Care • We Commit • We Deliver
Registration number
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Our mission

To move reproductive and cellular material between clinics with a documented custody chain, honest assessment of what each route involves, and the same standard of care whether the journey is across a city or across a continent.

A cryogenic dry shipper with a temperature logger mounted on its side, its display reading minus 196 degrees.
An airliner in flight above cloud.

Operating principles

How we decide what to take on

These are the rules we apply before a case is accepted. They are the reason we decline routes that a general courier would take.

  • 01

    Assess before committing

    Every route is assessed before a quotation is issued. If a movement cannot proceed, we say so at that point rather than allowing a case to progress and fail later.

  • 02

    One custody chain, no gaps

    Responsibility for a shipment passes only between identified people, and each transfer is recorded at the time it happens. A shipment is never handed to a party outside the agreed chain.

  • 03

    Laboratory schedules lead

    Collection and delivery windows are proposed to fit laboratory availability and confirmed by both ends. A window a laboratory cannot staff is not a plan.

  • 04

    Everything in writing

    Requirements, agreed windows, changes and outcomes are confirmed in writing to every party. Nobody involved should have to rely on a remembered phone call.

  • 05

    We do not give clinical advice

    We coordinate transport. All decisions regarding treatment, suitability, and the condition of material rest solely with the clinics and laboratories involved, and we do not comment on those matters.

  • 06

    Clear about our limits

    Where a claim cannot be evidenced, we do not make it. Where a route is outside what we can support properly, we decline it and explain why.

Values

We Care • We Commit • We Deliver

The motto is three commitments rather than a slogan. Here is what each one means in practice.

A row of sealed glass vials standing on a laboratory shelf.
We care
Behind every case is a person waiting for an outcome. We keep patients informed without asking them to coordinate between clinics, and we answer questions in language that does not require a clinical background.
We commit
We take on a case only when we can complete it properly. Once accepted, the plan is documented, agreed by both clinics, and held under review until the shipment has been signed for.
We deliver
Delivery means the shipment reaching the receiving laboratory, checked against the documentation and signed for by a named individual, with a complete record issued afterwards.
Precision over speed
The fastest routing is not always the right one. We plan for the fewest practical transfers and enough allowance for the journey, even where a tighter option exists on paper.
Respect for the material
Identifiers are reconciled at release and at receipt, packaging is kept as the laboratory supplied it, and nothing is opened or repacked outside a laboratory.
Accountability
Each stage has a named responsible party. If something goes wrong, the record shows where, and we tell the clinics involved rather than waiting to be asked.

Our approach

Patients and clinics need different things

A quiet clinic reception area with an empty waiting room.

Working with patients

If you are a patient, you are usually being asked to arrange something you have never arranged before, often between two organisations that do not talk to each other directly. We take that coordination on.

We will tell you which clinic is responsible for each step, what we need from you, and what we are waiting for at any point. We will not ask you to pass messages between laboratories, and we will not ask you to send us medical records.

A laboratory technician in a gown and cap pipetting into a rack of sample tubes.

Working with clinics and laboratories

If you are a clinic or laboratory, our aim is to add nothing to your administrative load. We establish requirements at both ends, produce the documentation checklist, and chase the outstanding items ourselves.

Collection and delivery windows are proposed to fit around your laboratory, courier identification is shared before arrival, and the completed custody record is issued in a form you can file against the case.

Where we operate from

United Kingdom base - international coordination

The River Thames and Tower Bridge from the air at dusk, with the City of London beyond.

The company is registered in the United Kingdom, with its head office in London. UK routes are the ones we are set up for first, and they remain the core of the service.

International coordination is offered on a route-by-route basis. We assess the export position at the origin, the import position at the destination, and the practical routing between them, before proposing anything.

We also work from offices in Abuja and Lagos. Both addresses are confirmed and are listed below.

Offices in South Africa and the United States are being established. They are listed below so that the coverage is visible, but their addresses have not been settled and none is published until they are.

UK Head Office

66 Paul StreetLondonEC2A 4NAUnited Kingdom

Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM–6:00 PM UK time

Abuja Office

35 East RoadCitec EstateAbujaNigeria

Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM–6:00 PM UK time

Lagos Office

D4, 21b Hunponu Wusu StreetLekki Phase 1LagosNigeria

Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM–6:00 PM UK time

South Africa Office

South Africa

Address to be confirmed

USA Office

United States

Address to be confirmed

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Request a quote

Talk to us about a route

Tell us the two clinics and the material, and we will tell you honestly whether it is something we can support.

A quotation is provided following case assessment. Requirements vary by origin, destination and the organisations involved, and some routes cannot be supported.