The first egg retrieval should take place before 44th birthday
Individual treatment planning and coordination, medical and nursing care in O.L.G.A. Clinic St.Petersburg, medical coordination via phone/E-Mail before, during and after your each visit to the Clinic.
| Price |
IVF (ICSI) cycle | 3 880 EUR |
Cryopreservation of all good morphology blastocysts (incl 1 year storage) | 420 EUR |
PGT-A testing including assisted hatching and biopsy (per embryo) | 515 EUR |
First blastocyst transfer cycle of an euploid blastocyst | 1 850 EUR |
The process is presented in the form of three stages, after each of the stages it becomes clear whether the next stage will take place:
- Genetic testing (PGT-A) of blastocysts and their cryopreservation in the Stage II is possible only if the blastocysts are available as a result of Stage I;
- The transfer of a blastocyst with a normal chromosome set into the uterine cavity within the framework of the Stage III is only possible if, according to the data of the Stage II, at least one of the received blastocysts has a normal chromosome set.
- It is also important to understand that the Stage I does not always end with the receipt of blastocysts: ovarian stimulation may lead to no follicle puncture due to the lack of ovarian response to stimulation; follicle puncture may result in no egg retrieved; fertilization of the obtained eggs may lead to no development of embryos.
Therefore, you pay only for those services that have become possible and have been carried out for you.
Steps and costs of an IVF(ICSI) cycle followed by PGT-A testing and a transfer of a blastocyst normal for 23 chromosome pairs (if available)
Stage I – creation of blastocysts
Procedure | Procedure |
Individualized ovarian stimulation aimed at growth of an optimal number of mature eggs and egg retrieval under general anaesthesia | 2 300 EUR |
Preparation of sperm | Free |
Fertilization of eggs via IVF, ICSI if required and cultivation of embryos | 1 580 EUR |
Price of Stage I | 3 880 EUR |
Stage II – diagnostics and cryopreservation of blastocysts
(Applicable in case there are blastocysts available as a result of Stage 1)
Assisted hatching, biopsy and PGT-A testing per blastocyst | 515 EUR |
Cryopreservation of all blastocysts received within this IVF cycle, if available | 420 EUR |
Storage of the blastocysts within 1 year | Free |
Price of Stage II | From 935 EUR |
Stage III – transfer to the uterus of a blastocysts with a normal chromosome set
(Is possible in case there is at least one blastocyst available with normal chromosome set as a result of genetic diagnostics within Stage II)
Preparation of the endometrium to a transfer of an embryo (without cost of medications) |
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Preparation of an embryo to a transfer (thawing, cultivation) |
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Transfer of an embryo with a normal chromosome set to the uterine cavity |
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Price of Stage III | 1 850 EUR |
Possible additional costs:
Sperm cryopreservation (incl. sperm test, 1 year storage) — 350 EUR
Hysteroscopy — 1290 EUR
ERA test — 840 EUR
Second and subsequent embryo transfers of frozen-thawed euploid embryos — 1 850 EUR
Further storage of cryopreserved embryos — 55 EUR for 6 extra months / 110 EUR for 1 year
Further storage of cryopreserved sperm — 55 EUR for 6 extra months / 110 EUR for 1 year
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