They're different and complementary. Expanded carrier screening checks whether you and your partner each carry the same recessive or X-linked condition that could be passed to a child — across hundreds of conditions. It's an important, recommended part of family planning, and Reticular doesn't replace it. Reticular's Pregnancy Loss Panel answers a different question: it looks at 750+ genes tied to your own infertility and recurrent pregnancy loss — factors in your ability to conceive and carry a pregnancy. The Embryo Reports then connect those findings to each of your embryos. Many people do both;
speak with a genetic counselor to help you decide what's right for your situation.