An egg donor "cycle" has a number of basic components, and beyond that, there is a range of options and costs depending on what you choose (a "lot" or "batch" of frozen eggs vs. a fresh cycle with a donor of your choice). Kathy Benardo from the Northeast Assisted Fertility Group breaks it all down with specific costs.
Couples or singles interested in having a child through surrogacy and/or donor egg, or prospective carriers and donors, can contact by phone at 1-800-710-1677, where you can speak to one of our staff directly, or e-mail us at inquiry@assistedfertility.com.
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