We can offer you an egg freezing plan in every state but Alaska and Hawaii. You must be 37 years old or younger and have an AMH above 1.25 ng/mL in order to access our guarantee options.

Book a call with your Gaia Advocate so that we can discuss the plans available to you and help you find a clinic. Once you’ve had your initial consultation at your chosen clinic, we’ll work with you to choose and customize the plan that works best for you and your fertility goals.

Yes! After you have an initial consultation and have your fertility tested at your chosen clinic, you and your doctor will decide on the target number of eggs you want to freeze, and how many cycles you may need to get there.

Yes. Egg freezing is common, safe, and is no longer considered an experimental procedure.

It’s also becoming far more common. Over the past few years, it’s grown nearly 30%, with 20,000+ cycles done each year. You likely know someone who’s frozen her eggs — she just may not have told you about it!

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We’ll handle all the administrative back-and-forth and cap your costs. Every clinic handles medication differently, and many ask you to source medications, compare prices at multiple specialty pharmacies, and coordinate buying and shipping all the medication to your home yourself. When you get your medication through Gaia, we’ll handle everything for you at a fixed cost to make it more affordable.

Once you freeze your eggs, they need to stay in liquid nitrogen tanks until you’re ready to use them.

An embryologist will thaw eggs and fertilize them with sperm, either from a partner or donor, in the hope of creating healthy embryos. Those embryos can be stored or transferred to the uterus to carry just like a “regular” pregnancy.