With the hormonal support there are good chances of success.

It’s not just the grade that matters It’s the injections used the age of the patients the DNA frag of the sperms injected Grades can be misleading sometimes We have seen Aneuploid embryos doing good with congenital anomalies and euploid embryos aborting So grades are not the only factors Your endometrial receptivity should be good enough to implant any embryos So finally if all is in line these grade 2 should implant Get a good progesterone support post transfer usually a combo of Inj progesterone and intravaginal caps of progesterone 800-1200 mg per day Thanks