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| Subject: How Much Will Your IVF Meds Cost? |
Author: ivfprescriptions
Date: 1/7/2016 3:12 am EDT
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There are a lot of factors that can affect how expensive IVF will be for any couple. The cost of doctors visits and procedures will depend on your location, infertility medication prices vary widely, and there’s no way to know how many cycles you’ll need.
Patient Experiences
Still, it’s important to have a general idea before you start getting pregnant medications. Here are the costs from real IVF experiences around the US:
Momtastic Baby and Bump
Patient 1: The fertility drugs cost around $3000. She underwent IVF with ICSI for 3 cycles, which cost $15,000 each, including the IVF meds.
Patient 2: This couple paid $13,000 for 2 cycles, including medication. The cycles cost $6,000, they spend $4,000 on ultrasounds and blood draws, and $3,000 on medications.
Just Mommies
Patient 3: Her IVF meds cost $3900 for 10 days of stimulation. This included Lupron, Bravelle, Menopur, and supplies.
Patient 4: This woman used Gonal-F, Cetrotide, Medrol, an antibiotic and progesterone-in-oil, totaling $3,078.
Ovusoft
Patient 5: One woman needed Lupron, Menopur, Follistim, a trigger shot, Progesterone (PIO) and Estradiol pills totaling $3000.
Patient 6: When this patient underwent IUI, the cost was around $3,000. When she tried IVF later on, the cost was closer to $5,000.
Affording IVF
For most patients, the actual cost out of pocket for IVF will vary greatly depending on their insurance coverage. It’s hard to save money on IVF procedures, but infertility drugs can be found at many different prices.
You can learn more about fertility medications for sale at IVFPrescriptions.com, a great place to find cheap IVF meds. |
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