Why Freeze my eggs and how much does it cost? Do I need to do more than one cycle?

Not everyone gets married or starts a family at the same time. Some of us work on a college degree or build a career, while others haven’t found that special someone or just don’t feel ready. And despite good intentions from our parents, no amount of hinting, pushing, or begging can speed up this process.

Fortunately, we don’t have to rely entirely on chance. The older women get, the less likely they are to become pregnant naturally, but that doesn’t mean it’s not an option. You can take action now to invest in your future family and give it your best shot when the time is right. Consult with your doctor to find out if freezing your eggs is a good option for you. Take a few minutes to learn about the process, including how much it is to freeze eggs.

How Much Is It to Freeze Eggs?

There are several steps to egg preservation, and each one has its range of expenses. Fertility IQ estimates the total cost to freeze eggs is around $15,000 to $20,000 per cycle, and many women opt for two cycles. However, planning and researching providers will help you find the safest and most affordable.

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“ For many women, a potentially five – figure price tag causes hesitation. “

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• Preliminary Doctor Visits – Before your eggs can be retrieved, you will need to have some tests and monitoring done, including bloodwork and ultrasounds.
• Stimulation Medications – Before your eggs can be retrieved, your ovaries will require some stimulation. This is done using prescription medication.