How much does egg freezing cost?

Egg freezing typically costs $6,000–$15,000 per retrieval cycle for the procedure, plus $3,000–$6,000 for medications. Annual storage costs $300–$800 per year.

How long can you store frozen eggs?

Eggs can be stored indefinitely when properly frozen. Most clinics store eggs for 5–10+ years. Studies show eggs stored for 5+ years have similar success rates to freshly frozen eggs.

Does egg freezing work?

Per-egg success rates vary by age: roughly 6.5% per egg under 35, decreasing to 1.5% per egg over 43. Most physicians recommend freezing 10–20 eggs for a 70–85% chance of at least one live birth.

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Estimates based on published SART, ASRM, and peer-reviewed egg freezing outcome data. Success rate estimates are statistical and not a guarantee of outcome. Actual costs vary by clinic.

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