What does donor egg IVF cost?
What is the cost of donor egg IVF in Ovumia?
Example of total treatment costs:
Donor egg treatments using Ovumia’s egg bank from €3,000
Basic package from €3,000
The treatment is carried out using egg packages from Ovumia’s egg bank, which contain up to 6 eggs. The price of the treatment is determined by the number of embryos resulting from the treatment:
0 embryos €900
1 embryo €3,000
2 embryos €5,995
3 embryos €6,995
4 or more embryos: surcharge €300 per embryo
Extensive package from €3,500
The treatment is carried out using egg packages from Ovumia’s egg bank, which contain up to 12 eggs. The price of the treatment is determined by the number of embryos resulting from the treatment:
0 embryos €1,500
1 embryo €3,500
2 embryos €6,995
3 embryos €7,995
4 embryos €8,500
5 or more embryos: surcharge €300 per embryo (maximum charge 10 embryos)
The price includes
- donated eggs from the Ovumia egg bank and the thawing of the eggs
- semen processing and egg fertilisation
- blastocyst culture
- embryo freezing and storage for one year
- a coordination fee (€250)
Advance fee and cancellation policy:
We charge an advance fee of €900 (Basic package) or €1,500 (Extensive package) (incl. coordination fee) before the start of the treatment. This deposit covers finding a suitable donor from the bank and coordinating the treatment. The deposit is to be paid before the eggs are thawed, and the remainder of the treatment payment needs to be paid in full by the time of embryo freezing or fresh embryo transfer.
If the treatment is cancelled before the eggs are thawed for reasons attributable to the client the deposit will be refunded, but a coordination fee of €250 will be deducted. If the client cancels the treatment after the eggs have been thawed, they will be charged €3,000 or € 3,500 (1 blc price) for the treatment (incl. the deposit).
The prices do not include
- the first visit
- treatment planning or donor cell counselling
- recipient or partner drug costs
- laboratory or other basic tests
- ultrasound scans during treatment
- extra cultivation days (D7)
- other additional laboratory services (e.g. embryo glue, embryoscope cultivation, assisted hatching)
- embryo transfer
In principle, treatments with frozen eggs are only available to patients whose semen sample meets the metrics of normal semen.
Donor egg treatments using fresh eggs from €9,108
Basic package from €9,108 (2 embryos)
The price includes the donor’s treatment costs and treatment coordination as well as the donated eggs; egg fertilisation; semen processing; blastocyst culture; 2 embryos; embryo freezing and storage for one year and a coordination fee (€250).
For each additional embryo, we charge €300 each if more than 2 embryos are harvested (maximum charge 6 embryos). <br> Treatments involving less than 2 embryos are compensated within certain limits, in which case the treatment price is:
1 embryo €5,538
0 embryos €1500 (incl. coordination fee)
Extensive package from €12,608 (4 embryos)
The extensive package involves using more donated eggs, allowing for a larger number of embryos than the basic package. The price includes the donor’s treatment costs and treatment coordination as well as the donated eggs; egg fertilisation; semen processing; blastocyst culture; 4 embryos; embryo freezing and storage for one year and a coordination fee (€250).
For each additional embryo, we charge €300 each if more than 4 embryos are harvested (maximum charge 10 embryos). Treatments involving less than 4 embryos are compensated within certain limits, in which case the treatment price is:
3 embryos €11,308
2 embryos €9,108
1 embryo €5,538
0 embryos €1500 (incl. coordination fee)
Advance fee and cancellation policy:
We charge an advance fee of €5,538 (Basic package) or €9108 (Extensive package) before the start of the treatment. This deposit covers the costs and coordination of the donor’s care. The advance fee must be paid before the donor’s treatment begins. The rest of the treatment is paid on the day the embryos are frozen or in connection with a fresh embryo transfer.
If the treatment does not result in any embryos, the deposit may be refunded or reallocated to a new treatment but a fee of 1500 € (0 blc price) will be deducted. If the treatment is cancelled for reasons attributable to the client before the donor’s treatment begins, the deposit will be refunded, but a coordination fee of €250 will be deducted.
The prices do not include
- the first visit
- treatment planning or donor cell counselling
- recipient or partner drug costs
- laboratory or other basic tests
- ultrasound scans during treatment
- extra cultivation days (D7)
- other additional laboratory services (e.g. embryo glue, embryoscope cultivation, assisted hatching)
- embryo transfer
In full donations, semen is added to the price:
- €495 semen harvested in Finland
- €900 ESB sperm + a transport fee of €400 and, on the first occasion of using the semen, a pregnancy slot fee of €720 will be added to the price
- CRYOS sperm according to actual costs and including a transport fee
The prices are valid from 12 June 2024.
Fertility treatment with donated oocytes is always planned with consideration to individual patient needs. This will ensure that the treatment of the oocyte recipient is safe and provides a good pregnancy prognosis. The total donor egg IVF cost is determined by the actual procedures performed as well as the number of good embryos received.
For this reason it is difficult to determine the exact price for the donor egg IVF beforehand. However, below you can see a few indicative examples of the costs of the donor egg IVF at Ovumia clinics. Our experts are happy to tell you more about the factors that affect to the costs of the donor egg treatment. Don’t hesitate to contact us!
Do you live abroad?
Please contact our international patient coordinator for more info about donor egg IVF treatment or to book an appointment:
International patient coordinator
Nina Pohjanaho
nina.pohjanaho@ovumia.fi
+358 40 623 4443
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