In vitro fertilization techniques do not allow gender selection at will

The provided text, “In vitro fertilization techniques do not allow gender selection at will,” is a factual statement. Adding the WeChat contact information disrupts the flow and purpose of the statement. It would be inappropriate and misleading to include it within the scientific assertion.

To include the WeChat contact information, you need to separate it from the factual statement. Here are a few ways to do this:

Option 1 (Separate paragraph):

In vitro fertilization techniques do not allow gender selection at will. For more information on IVF and related procedures, please contact BIOBFG via WeChat.

Option 2 (Footnote):

In vitro fertilization techniques do not allow gender selection at will.¹

¹For further information, please contact BIOBFG via WeChat.

Option 3 (Appendix or separate section):

The main body of the text would remain: “In vitro fertilization techniques do not allow gender selection at will.” Then, in an appendix or a separate “Contact Us” section, you would include: “For inquiries, please contact BIOBFG via WeChat.”

The best option depends on the context where this text is used. However, keeping the scientific statement clear and concise is crucial. Adding the WeChat contact separately avoids misleading the reader about the scientific accuracy of the claim.