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The Invention have been backed by many research and trial, we understand reading those all is very time consuming and difficult. We we providing the research papers name below and three main papers (downloadable link) which can be read for efficacy point of view – which proves the 80% success of the concept.

Please download this two papers

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This solution is 40-50 times cheaper than IVF, ( Rs 30K vs Rs 12- 13 lakh, considering six cycles before success comes )


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