Hi giftformeriel,
Absolutely i'll share all of that with you, I'm always personally curious what people are spending for these procedures. I'm in Canada so any ultrasounds, blood tests, HSG's, endo surgery's etc are covered by healthcare
Here is the break down of what we have spent so far:

IUI's : $1,500 each time x 3 =$4,500

first round of IVF:
registration fee $320
lab work $7,900
drugs: $2,900
hatching: $780
total; $11,900

Second round of IVF:
registration fee $320
lab work $8,400
Drugs: $6,200
ICSI $1,910
total $16,830

so far we have spent $33,230 and have nothing to show for it.

and yes so far we have been using my own eggs. first IVF we got 10 eggs, was implanted with two on day three, nothing survived. second IVF round we got 20 eggs implanted with two on day 5 and nothing survived again.

your 5 shots 'guaranteed' thing is interesting i haven't heard of that before.

I checked my clinics Invicta in fertilityfriends co uk.
@Jmorg - In Europe IVF is more affordable and costs (with meds) EUR2,500 - 4,500 in top clinics.

giftformeriel - Sometimes I am afraid of so low prices. Is your clinic certified (ISO and ESHRE?) Does a lab have a certification? I know that clinics in Poland and Czech offer low prices, but they are internationally certified and report to ESHRE each year.

@giftformeriel, thanks for your answer. For women who are considering their IVF in Europe it's crucial to know all stats and prices

I came across the report on https://www.whereivf.com/ and thought I would share it in case someone else will need stats and reliable info

IVF clinics from Europe are known to provide top notch and affordable infertility treatments.

BeccaBecca - thanks for sharing your experiences, which will be helpful for many ladies seeing treatment in Europe or in other countries. Nowadays, many websites mention surrogacy as an option, and even of one of fav sites has mentioned it now and again: https://www.eggdonationfriends.com/cat/ivf-surrogacy/

BeccaBecca - two friends of mine are cycling in Czech Rep and Poland now, and also mentioned if they won't have success they will probably consider undergoing treatment in Ukraine.

Hi Lacley! Thank you very much for your story, massive congrats! I can agree with you that time is a crucial factor on infertility journey. However, I am not surprised at the story of a couple with unexplained, as not many docs can treat this form of infertility. Myself I know a few similar ones of patients who visited prof. Lukashuk, and managed to get pregnant while having negative treatments in many overseas clinics.