Endometrial Receptivity Array Test?

Has anyone ever gotten this test done? I went for a second opinion at SIRM NY and had additional immunology blood tests taken that Cornell doesn't do.

This test was mentioned to me as something I may want to think about. The doctor seemed to say it's relatively new. I didn't get the impression that this is something that SIRM NY pushes.

Basically the test measures the molecular receptivity of your endometrial lining at the time of a FET. So you go a whole month prepping for a FET, and on the day that they would do the hypothetical transfer (let's say 5 days post ovulation), they collect a biopsy of your endometrial lining to see if it's receptive, pre-receptive or post-receptive. They would then adjust your actual FET timing for the next month based on the results. So they may keep the transfer at 5 days post ovulation, or move it up a day or two.

I'm leaning towards not doing it because it's very new (I feel like validity hasn't yet been proven) and it's somewhat invasive and time consuming.

Any thoughts?

Re: Endometrial Receptivity Array Test?

I think its the Yale EFT Test.
SIRM has been doing this test for a few years.

Have you ever had implantation take place?
I believe they would suggest this test if implantation never occurred?

I am not sure if its considered such an urgent test; but Im sure its also a test that may have answers as well.