< 35 years old
Freezing eggs before 35 offers a higher chance of success than natural conception, as fertility declines rapidly after this age.
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Is egg freezing right for me?
There are many reasons why someone would want to freeze their eggs.
Early menopause or other fertility concerns run in your family.
In a same sex relationship and want options for biological children.
You want kids but haven't found the right partner yet.
Age or health concerns impacting fertility.
Ready for kids but your partner needs more time.
Don’t know if you want kids yet might change your mind.
Make informed choices and move forward with confidence.
Save money.
Know exactly what tests you need without overpaying, with our cheaper fertility test options across the UK.
Personalised results.
Receive a clear analysis of your test results, plus next steps and insights on your egg-freezing outcomes.
Actual cost estimates.
Avoid surprises by comparing the cost and available payment options across our pre-vetted clinics.
Free consultations.
Access unlimited free initial consultations with the UK’s top egg freezing clinics, valued at £250 each.
Human support.
You’re not alone! Amilis offers tools, resources, and no-pressure advice to answer all your questions.
All in one place.
Wherever life takes you, track your treatments & access guidance in your digital reproductive health wallet.
With Amilis, getting started is easy (and free).
1
Complete your fertility assessment
Share your fertility story, concerns, future plans, preferences, and any tests you’ve undergone. We’ll break down your next steps in the most digestible way.
2
Test your fertility
Test your hormones and ovaries with some of the most affordable tests across the UK. We’ll even give you your potential egg-freezing success rates.
3
Talk through your results
Questions? Answered. Options? Explained. As many times as you need. Go over your results with an Amilis expert so you can make the best decision for you.
4
Get matched with the right specialist
Ready to freeze? We’ll match you with the best clinic, show you availabilities, arrange a free consultation, and guide you through the process—saving you £250 and ensuring you’re on the right track.
All the deets with egg freezing
37.6
of women aged 35 and older had not received information about their reproductive lifespan from their healthcare provider.
57%
of the women had heard about AMH testing and 7% had an AMH test.
How does egg freezing work?
Fertility Investigations
Your egg-freezing journey starts with our affordable AMH test to assess egg reserve.
Free Consultation
Pick a doctor with Amilis for a free consultation. From there, we’ll guide you through tests to check your ovarian reserve and see if egg freezing feels right for you.
Ovarian Stimulation
You'll sign consent forms to collect, freeze, and store your eggs. Then, fertility treatment begins with tailored doses of medication to stimulate egg production.
Egg Collection
After 10-12 days of stimulation injections, and a final ‘trigger injection’, the egg retrieval is performed under sedation where doctors retrieve the eggs from follicles within ovaries.
Egg Cryopreservation
Your eggs are frozen in the lab using vitrification (flash freezing), and you'll be informed of how many were retrieved, matured, and frozen.
Why women choose
Amilis vs. Going Directly to a Clinic
You and your eggs are not just a number.
We’re super picky about the clinics & doctors we partner with.
All our partner clinics meet the highest standards of egg-freezing success & thawing rates, patient reviews, and quality of care—with 100s of egg freezing cycles a year to prove it.
Don't just take our word for it,
I had been thinking about doing egg freezing for a few years, but I didn't really know anyone who had been through it and didn't have much reliable information to base my decision on. It wasn't until I encountered Amilis that I was able to get easy access to the information that I needed to be able to start the process and impartial advice on how best to approach this.
Heidi
32, Senior Associate (Venture Capital)
I really can't thank Amilis enough. After my call with Yasmin, I went ahead and jumped into the process. As none of my friends have frozen their eggs I didn't know where to start. It was so overwhelming at first, but dare I say it, I am looking forward to my next cycle! I have already recommended Amilis to at least 10 other people who are seriously considering it.
Becky
39, Marketer
I'm a huge fan of Amilis and how they're creating clarity and conversation around egg freezing and fertility. I was trying to ask all my friends, no one really knew who to go to, and there was no centralised way to get trustworthy and accurate assessments of all the options. Amilis have made it so easy and the process feels so empowering rather than exhausting.
Caroline
34, CEO
Amilis was born from a personal journey.
“Deciding to freeze your eggs can be unnecessarily difficult. I want women to feel empowered and knowledgeable when beginning their search. I want women to have options.”
Sarita Stefani
Co-Founder of Amilis
Co-Founder of Amilis
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Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to freeze eggs?
In the UK and London, one cycle of egg freezing typically costs between £3,500 to £6,500 including costs on medication, consultations and annual storage fees for the frozen eggs. Through Amilis, you can save £250 on your consultation, and save on ultrasound scans and fertility testing along with comparing transparent prices across clinics.
Is there an age limit for egg freezing?
While there's no strict upper age limit for egg freezing in the UK, most clinics recommend freezing eggs before age 35 for the best chances of success. Egg quality and quantity naturally decline with age, particularly after 35, which can affect future pregnancy chances. Some clinics may set their own age limits, typically around 40-42, based on success rates and medical considerations.
How long can I store frozen eggs for?
In the UK, you can now store your frozen eggs for up to 55 years from the date of freezing. This extended storage period applies to all eggs frozen for social or medical reasons. You'll need to renew your consent for storage every 10 years, and your clinic will contact you about this.
Will egg freezing hurt?
While the egg collection procedure is done under sedation, the 10-12 days leading up to it include fertility injections every day, which may be slightly painful and add to discomfort. However, with the right technique, support and care, the daily hormone injections are manageable, with many reporting feeling similar to a slight pinch. You might experience some cramping and bloating for a few days after retrieval, but we recommend resting anywhere from 2 days until a week after.
Where are frozen eggs stored?
Your frozen eggs are stored in specialised cryopreservation liquid maintained at -196°C in liquid nitrogen. These storage facilities are highly regulated by the HFEA (Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority) and monitored with sophisticated alarm systems. Your eggs will remain safely stored at your chosen clinic unless you decide to use them or transfer them elsewhere.
How many egg-freezing cycles do I need?
The number of cycles needed varies depending on your age, fertility health, and how many eggs you'd like to store for future use. Most fertility specialists recommend collecting 15-20 mature eggs for the best chance of future pregnancy, which might require 2-3 cycles for women over 35 and 1-2 cycles for women under 35. Your AMH test results, AFC ultrasound and age will help determine your likely egg yield per cycle.