Most fertility specialists recommend freezing between ages 28 and 35the window where egg quality is still high and you have enough remaining reproductive years to use them. Younger eggs give more usable eggs per cycle and higher live-birth rates per egg. At Cloudnine, we start with an AMH test and recommend the right timing for your individual situation.

A single egg freezing cycle at Cloudnine typically costs ₹[X]–[Y] lakh, covering stimulation monitoring, retrieval, vitrification and the first year of storage. Stimulation medication, AMH tests, and the future thaw/IVF cycle are separate, and storage is charged annually after Year 1. We share a full itemised breakdown before you commit.

Under 35, roughly 10–15 mature eggs give about a 70% chance of one live birth; at 35–37 it's about 15–20, and higher again after 38. The number depends on your age and whether you'd like the option of more than one child. Your AMH and response to stimulation will refine the target at consultation.

Success depends on thaw survival (typically 85–95% with vitrification), fertilisation of thawed eggs (around 70–80% with ICSI), and the age at freezing. For a woman under 35, the cumulative chance of a live birth across 10–15 frozen eggs is roughly 70–80%. Egg freezing buys a meaningful chance, not a guaranteewe'll give you realistic numbers for your situation.

Eggs vitrified at −196°C stay viable for many years, with healthy live births reported from eggs frozen 14+ years. There's no biological expiry dateegg quality is set at the time of freezing, not by how long they're stored. At Cloudnine, eggs are held in monitored cryostorage with annual renewal and multi-year prepay options.