Anonymous wrote:OP here. I have 10 PGS normal embryos.

So i don’t know how it works if you are only willing to do 2-3 transfers but have more embryos, do you? If you were willing to keep transferring until it worked, I think it would make sense. But yeah I don’t know what happens if you drop out with embryos left.

Another option may be to switch to Aetna during open enrollment since I understand shady grove will honor the FET negotiated rate for Aetna if you’ have the federal Aetna plan. Anyone know how much that is?

OP here. I have 10 PGS normal embryos.

Anonymous wrote:I think shared risk is only for actually making the embryos? I have not heard of a shared risk for transfers, but it may exist!

There is a shared risk for transfers (it’s less $ obviously).

OP, definitely depends on the number of embryos you have.

I think shared risk is only for actually making the embryos? I have not heard of a shared risk for transfers, but it may exist!

What is $4,800, the FET of the embryo you already have? Do you have to commit before you try this FET? I'm not understanding how it works.

How many of these normal embryos from age 32 do you have?

I’m 39 and doing an FET soon with a PGS normal embryo. Embryos are from age 32

No insurance coverage. I understand it’s $4,800 per cycle. Would you do shared risk instead?

I got pregnant the first time via FET. I think I’d be willing to do 2-3 transfers before calling it quits.