Is Fertility Cloud expensive? No! We get the pain of couples struggling to conceive and priced our services to be the most affordable on the market. But don’t take our word and check out the alternative to get a right perspective of what do you get for your money. While we cannot put a price tag on a human right to reproduce, seeing a fertility specialist and getting treatment has to be a calculated financial decision.

As couples navigate the complex world of fertility care, it’s essential to understand the various options available and the factors that influence their costs. In this blog post, we will compare and analyze three common fertility care alternatives:

Why Fertility Cloud is not expensive?

Our 30-minute virtual fertility consultation costs only $165 and is the perfect opportunity to discuss your concerns and gain valuable insights from a skilled fertility specialist. Conducted via Zoom, this private and secure session will provide a comprehensive review of your medical records and history, allowing the doctor to understand your unique situation and identify potential obstacles to conception. During this personalized consultation, the fertility specialist will meticulously evaluate your medical background and work with you to establish a suitable plan of action. This may include diagnosing any underlying issues, prescribing necessary tests, and discussing potential treatment options tailored to your needs. Such treatments start from $330 per month and include medication. For the full pricing list visit our pricing page.

Is Fertility treatment (IVF) at a clinic expensive?

Fertility treatment at a clinic can be both expensive and frustrating. You should be prepared to pay between $300 and $500 fee for an initial consultation with a fertility specialist, and these appointments may not be readily available, causing delays in your treatment. Moreover, traditional fertility clinics often recommend expensive procedures like IUI/IVF after only 1 medicated cycle (if at all), which can cost between $15,000 and $20,000 per cycle and do not include the cost of medication. It’s frustrating that these clinics tend to focus heavily on expensive procedures (unless it is medically necessary) instead of considering all available options, making it important to be aware of the costs and limited options in traditional fertility clinics.

Please have a look at this list of the best fertility clinics and try to call them to book an appointment and find out the costs: America’s Best Fertility Clinics 2023. Here are some examples:

Fertility Clinic	Number to call
The Waltham Fertility Center	888-300-2483
Pacific Fertility Center Los Angeles	310-853-1440
Duke Fertility Center	919-572-HOPE
Columbia University Fertility Center	646-756-8282
Mayo Clinic Assisted Reproductive Technologies	480-301-8484
Emory Reproductive Center	404-778-3401

OB/GYN

Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility (REI) specialists are better equipped to treat infertility than Obstetrician/Gynecologists (OB/GYN) due to their advanced training and expertise. While OB/GYNs can handle initial screening and treatment for ovulation disorders and other infertility issues, they often lack the comprehensive skill set of an REI specialist. REI doctors are specifically trained to address medical and surgical conditions affecting the reproductive tract and endocrine system, enabling them to provide tailored treatment plans for both male and female partners. This makes them a more suitable choice for patients with complex reproductive histories or those who require advanced treatments beyond the scope of a general OB/GYN.

Online Pharmacies

Despite hearing about Clomid or Letrozole on various websites and forums, patients who try to save money by purchasing these meds from online pharmacies may still be uncertain about the correct medication, dosage, or usage.

Online pharmacies may offer brief consultations, but these are often insufficient. They typically don’t review test results, refer patients to labs, or monitor side effects. Numerous self-medication cases have led to disastrous consequences for patients trying to save money through online pharmacies. A significant issue with online orders from non-fertility clinics is the lack of ongoing support and patient education. Patients must schedule another appointment with a different doctor, forcing them to repeat their story.

Conclusion

Traditional fertility clinics often focus on expensive procedures like IUI/IVF, making it crucial to be aware of costs and limited options. Additionally, it is crucial to prepare for initial consultation fees and potential delays in appointments.

REI specialists, who possess advanced training and expertise, are better suited to treating infertility than general OB/GYNs. They can provide tailored treatment plans for patients with complex reproductive histories or those requiring advanced treatments.

Patients attempting to save money through online pharmacies may face uncertainty about medication and dosage, as well as lack of ongoing support and patient education. Self-medication cases have led to disastrous consequences, highlighting the importance of proper medical guidance.

Don’t delay and start today!