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Fresh and Frozen Embryo Transfers
SART explains the difference between fresh and frozen embryo transfers and how clinics decide.
SART / ReproductiveFacts· United States4 minReturning to Fertility TreatmentIVF TreatmentFertility TreatmentAll learning videos
Video from the ReproductiveFacts channel, the patient education service of ASRM and SART. It is an external educational resource, not an Antega partnership.
Storage, consent and cost arrangements for frozen embryos in the United States are set by your clinic and your insurance plan, not by a national regulator equivalent to the HFEA.
Key takeaways
- Frozen transfers are now routine.
- Which approach is used depends on your cycle and your clinic's protocol.
- Ask about storage costs and consent paperwork.
References
- Society for Assisted Reproductive Technology (sart.org)
- American Society for Reproductive Medicine — ReproductiveFacts (reproductivefacts.org)
This video was produced by SART / ReproductiveFacts and is shared for education only. It is not medical advice and does not replace guidance from your own doctor or fertility clinic. Naming an organization does not imply a partnership with Antega.
