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IVF Success Rates

Our results, counted the honest way: babies born for every embryo transfer, shown for your age group and your treatment.

  • Per embryo transfer
  • By age, never one number
  • Nothing left out

Our first results are being counted

We share results only once every transfer in a year is counted and checked, by age group and treatment, so they are a fair guide. Until then, the success predictor gives a personal estimate from published registry figures.

How we count

Six promises behind every number

A success rate is only as good as the way it is counted. This is how we count ours, so you can trust what you read.

  • Per embryo transfer

    Every transfer counts, including the ones that did not work. That is the fairest way to share results.

  • A pregnancy seen on the scan

    A clinical pregnancy is one seen on the ultrasound, a few weeks after the transfer, not just a positive test.

  • A baby born

    A live birth is what every family is hoping for. Twins count as one birth, as they do in every registry.

  • Counted by year

    Births arrive about nine months after a transfer, so the newest year shows its pregnancies first and its births once all are counted.

  • Never from a handful

    Below 20 transfers, one result can move a rate a long way. Then we say so, instead of showing a number.

  • Nothing left out

    No patients left out, no single best clinic, and no one big headline number that hides your age group.

A fertility doctor showing a couple a simple chart of results on a tablet

Comparing clinics

Four questions to ask about any success rate

Ours or anyone else's. The answers decide whether two numbers can be compared at all.

  1. Per what?

    A rate per cycle started, per egg collection or per transfer can be very different numbers for the same clinic. Ours is per transfer.

  2. Which outcome?

    A positive test, a pregnancy on the scan and a baby born are three different results. The one that matters most is a baby born.

  3. Which ages?

    Age changes the chances more than anything else. Always compare the same age group, never one overall figure.

  4. How many?

    A rate from a few dozen transfers can swing a lot from year to year. Look for the number of transfers behind it.

An embryologist checking a chart of results beside the microscope in the laboratory

Your chances

Every number here was a family hoping

Your story is more than a statistic.

Our results show what is possible. A specialist can tell you what they mean for you, with your age, your tests and your hopes in mind. Free, and without any pressure.

Please read: our results, not a promise

  • These are our past results, not a promise or a prediction for any one person. Your own chances depend on your age, your history and your tests.
  • Rates are live births per embryo transfer for the whole network, in the year the transfers took place. Births for the newest year may still be being counted.
  • Results are shown only for groups with at least 20 transfers, because smaller numbers are not a fair guide.
  • For a personal estimate, try our IVF success predictor, and talk it through with one of our specialists.

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