13 Questions to Ask Before Your First Egg Freezing Consultation

The first consultation is a sales conversation wearing a white coat. That doesn't make it dishonest — it makes it your job to ask like you mean it. Walking into an egg freezing consultation without a list is how people end up with a quote that quietly grows by $6,000 three weeks in. Bring these questions. Write down the answers.

1. What's my AMH and antral follicle count, and what does that mean specifically for my expected egg yield?
2. Based on my numbers, how many cycles will I realistically need to reach a meaningful egg count for my age?
3. What's included in the quoted price, and what gets billed separately — medications, anesthesia, storage year one?
4. What do medications typically cost for someone with a protocol like mine?
5. What happens, financially and clinically, if a cycle is cancelled mid-stream due to poor response?
6. What's this clinic's average number of mature eggs retrieved for someone my age and ovarian reserve profile?
7. Is there a discount or package rate if I end up needing a second cycle?
8. What freezing method do you use, and how long has this lab been using vitrification specifically?
9. Who's actually running the lab — how experienced is the embryologist handling my eggs?
10. What are the storage terms, and can the eggs be transferred to another clinic or country later if I move?
11. How do you report your success rates — per cycle, per patient, or per egg thawed? The framing changes what the number means.
12. What financing or payment plans do you offer if I don't want to pay the full amount upfront?
13. From today, what does the realistic timeline look like from this consult to actual retrieval?

Book your free consult here: https://calendly.com/sopotion-info/clarity-call?back=1&month=2026-09 — and let's figure out your next step together.