Egg Freezing Costs in the UK

Egg freezing has grown rapidly in the UK over the past five years. While it offers greater future fertility options, the real costs can be confusing. This guide breaks down cycle fees, medication costs, storage charges and everything else you should budget for. --- Typical Egg Freezing Costs (UK ) Most clinics charge: | Cost Type | Typical Range | |-----------|--------------| | Cycle fee | £3,500–£6,000 | | Medication | £1,000–£2,500 | | Annual storage | £300–£500 | Important: You may need 2–3 cycles depending on age and how many eggs you want to freeze. --- What's Included in a Cycle Fee Usually included: Monitoring appointments Blood tests Ultrasound scans Egg collection Sedation Freezing process (vitrification) Not usually included: Medication Storage Future thaw fees Future IVF treatment --- Medication Costs Medication is one of the largest variables, influenced by: AMH levels Age Ovarian reserve Clinic protocol Typical cost: £1,000–£2,000+ For more on how AMH affects your treatment, see our AMH Test Guide. --- Additional Fees to Expect | Fee Type | Typical Cost | |----------|-------------| | Storage | £300–£500 per year | | Thawing fee | £1,000–£2,000 (when you return) | | IVF cycle | Additional cost for embryo creation | | Extra cycles | If more eggs needed | --- Is Egg Freezing Worth It? Egg freezing may be beneficial for: Women under 37 who want future options Those wit