You have probably noticed that new symbols are used on the labels,
this is what they mean:

Symbol	Explanation
	Single sterile barrier This symbol is placed on the label of the bottles of our medical devices to indicate that content of the bottle is sterile
	Single sterile barrier system with protective packaging outside This symbol is placed on the label of the (cardboard) box to indicate that there is a bottle with sterile content inside the packaging.
	Do not use if package is damaged and consult instruction for use
	Date of manufacture
	Caution This symbol is required for all media which contain a medicinal substance, like gentamicin and human serum albumin.
	CE symbol with Notified Body number As we switched to BSI as Notified Body for MDR conformity assessment, the Notified Body number will switch to 2797 on the labels.

• Stricter endotoxin specification: <0.5 EU/ml
• HYA001: packaged in cardboard box instead of polystyrene box

• Deletion of viscosity specification
• Sperm Survival Test (SST) will be replaced by a Human Sperm Survival Assay (HSSA). This means no change in test method, but only a minor difference in calculation of the results.

• Intended use does no longer include cryopreservation of testicular and/or epididymal sperm
• Sperm Survival Test (SST) will be replaced by a Human Sperm Survival Assay (HSSA). This means no change in test method, but only a minor difference in calculation of results.
• SSP001: packaged in cardboard box instead of polystyrene box

• Stricter endotoxin specification: <0.5 EU/ml
• Additional product specification: HSSA (% motility compared with control after 1 hour): ≥ 80%

• Additional product specification: HSSA (% motility compared with control after 24 hours exposure to test medium): ≥ 80%
• Intended use does no longer include swim-up or density gradient preparation.

• Additional product specification: HSSA (% motility compared with control after 24 hours): ≥ 80%