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Preserve your eggs for the future while helping another woman have a baby, with care and support from our expert team.
Freeze and Share lets you store your eggs for later use while donating some to women who need them to start a family.
Freeze and Share gives you the chance to protect your future parenthood options while helping someone else grow their family.
Many women choose this path to:
Come and join our webinar to learn about different areas of fertility, including:
Compassionate teams supporting you as an individual
Clear guidance that’s honest and easy to understand
Personalised advice for your fertility needs
Experienced clinicians prioritising comfort, safety, and success
Get the price of your Initial Scan and Consultation deducted when you proceed to treatment. Ts & Cs apply
Every fertility journey is unique, and success with frozen eggs depends on:
Quality and maturity of eggs at collection
Health and age of the egg provider
Laboratory freezing techniques used
We offer transparent pricing and flexible payment options to help make egg freezing accessible. Costs include consultation, medication, egg collection, and the first year of storage.
Our cost-effective payment plans can support you in making growing your family less stressful
To give yourself the best chance of success, you might consider 2–3 cycles. We support a maximum of three 'Freeze and Share' cycles, and your consultant will be there to help you navigate these choices based on your individual results.
You’ll usually need around eight eggs to take part in Freeze and Share. If fewer are collected, you can store them for yourself at a reduced cost. Everything is explained clearly before treatment starts.
No — the recipients are the legal parents of any children born. You have no financial or legal responsibility. Your role is as a donor only.
By law, children can request donor information when they are older. At 16, they can learn non-identifying details about you. At 18, they can access identifying information if they choose.
Recipients won’t receive anything that identifies you personally. They see basic details like appearance, age, and medical background. You can also share a short message if you wish.
Yes — you’ll be told how many children are born from your donated eggs, along with their year of birth and whether they are boys or girls. We never share any personal identifying details, so your privacy is completely protected.
Our dedicated specialists are here to support you through every single step.
Start your journey with an in-depth scan and consultation with one of our world-class team
Our fertility experts are here to discuss your unique treatment options and answer any questions
Discover our range of treatments from the comfort of your home.