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Guide to Freezing Your Eggs for Free (or Extremely Discounted)
Here's how to save money in the egg freezing process. From selecting a clinic to saving thousands on storing your eggs, learn how to put money back in your pocket.
Guide to Understanding Total Cost of Egg Freezing
As of January 2025, the average cost to freeze your eggs in the USA is $14,364 for one cycle. But it can be thousands less, or thousands more. We researched 330+ US clinics to bring you the most comprehensive review of egg freezing pricing, ever.
Guide to Egg Freezing Around the World
Since more and more women are considering freezing their eggs internationally, we compiled costs, laws and things to keep in mind when considering freezing your eggs abroad.
Guide to Egg Freezing for Medical Reasons
If you find yourself faced with the complex decision of possibly egg freezing for medical reasons, you're in the right spot. This guide is here to help simplify the process.
Guide to Storing Your Frozen Eggs
Ever wonder where your eggs will be after you freeze your eggs? Learn where your eggs will be stored and how to make cost-saving decisions on storage while providing you flexibility in the future if you choose to do IVF.
Guide to Shipping Your Frozen Eggs
Need to ship your frozen eggs? This guide details everything you need to know about methods, risks, and legalities for transporting your eggs safely, whether for IVF or long-term storage.
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