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If you're going to University of Iowa it's about $16K for a cycle including injectibles. There is also a warranty program that lets you pay some extra ($20K with injectibles) but they guarantee a pregnancy or they will keep trying FETs with any extra embryos from that original cycle until you run out of embryos. Otherwise additional cycles of FETs would cost about $5K I think per attempt. The good news is they have an amazing reputation and success rate and I know several women who have had success with that clinic. I didn't do IVF, fortunately I got pregnant on my second IUI at that clinic (after 5 failed ones at my local OB/GYN), but it was an option we were looking at if the IUIs didn't work, so I asked about the costs. GL hun!

It says these are some good questions to ask the clinic before undergoing ivf at a clinic..... just thought Id share it with you

What is your pregnancy ratio per embryo transfer?
What is your pregnancy rate for couples in our age group and with our fertility problem?
What is the live birth rate for all couples who undergo this procedure each year at your facility?
How many of those deliveries are twins or other multiple births?
How much will the procedure cost, including the cost of the hormone treatments?
How much does it cost to store embryos and how long can we store them?
Do you participate in an egg donation program?