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Read MoreWe’re working to make egg freezing more affordable and accessible in every way, from lowering the price of a cycle to helping our patients save money on medications. That mission extends to egg freezing storage costs. Egg freezing storage at Extend Fertility is $450 for one year —less than one third of the regional average— and the annual fee is even lower if you choose a multi-year plan. There is an additional annual cost if you are storing more than thirty-six (36) eggs. According to FertilityIQ, most NYC clinics charge $5,500 for a five-year egg freezing storage plan. Here at Extend Fertility, the same plan is just $2,000.
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Length | Egg freezing storage cost/year | Total egg freezing storage cost |
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1 year | $450 | $450 |
3 years | $425 | $1,275 |
5 years | $400 | $2,000 |
10 years | $350 | $3,500 |
Length | Egg freezing storage cost/year | Total egg freezing storage cost |
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1 year | $225 | $225 |
3 years | $215 | $645 |
5 years | $202 | $1,010 |
10 years | $190 | $1,900 |
We’ve partnered with leading cryogenic shipping and storage specialists New England Cryogenic Center (NECC) to provide long-term egg freezing storage.
NECC provides scientific assistance of the highest quality, performed by professionals with extraordinary expertise, in facilities that adhere to the strictest standards. They’re licensed by the US Food and Drug Administration and the New York State Department of Health. Their lab is under 24-hour security and surveillance and alarmed with motion detectors; computer and audio/video monitoring ensures constant contact with NECC’s cryogenic technicians. NECC is protected from power failures by a 9,000-gallon gravity-fed liquid nitrogen tank and backup generators. Simply put: NECC is the safest and most secure environment possible for frozen tissue.
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