Sarasota fertility company completes merger with bioscience firm

Combining the two Florida companies has the "potential to create significant value," CEO Steve Shun says in a statement.

INVO Bioscience offers what it calls assisted reproductive technology to women trying to get pregnant.
INVO Bioscience offers what it calls assisted reproductive technology to women trying to get pregnant.
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A Sarasota-based fertility company has merged with a bioscience business to form a publicly traded company. 

 

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