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-- New catheter complements FemVue® and supports streamlined in-office fertility evaluation -- -- New catheter complements FemVue® and supports streamlined in-office fertility evaluation --

-- With fertility rates at historic lows, Femasys advances access to early infertility care through FemaSeed® Complete, enabling OB/GYNs to treat patients within their own practices -- -- With fertility rates at historic lows, Femasys advances access to early infertility care through FemaSeed® Complete, enabling OB/GYNs to treat patients within their own practices --

-- Integrated sperm preparation and intratubal insemination drive earlier intervention and streamlined, in-office care within routine OB/GYN practice -- ATLANTA, May 05, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Femasys Inc. (NASDAQ: FEMY), a leading biomedical innovator focused on making fertility and non-surgical permanent birth control more accessible and cost-effective for women worldwide, announced today the first revenue-generating commercial use of its fertility portfolio in the OBGYN setting, led by FemaSeed as a first-line infertility treatment. The procedure was supported by FemSperm®, enabling in-office sperm preparation and advancing the shift of fertility care to women's primary physician, where earlier intervention can improve access and outcomes.

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-- Enrollment underway in FDA-authorized FINALE pivotal trial demonstrating execution toward FemBloc® U.S. approval -- -- Enrollment underway in FDA-authorized FINALE pivotal trial demonstrating execution toward FemBloc® U.S. approval --
