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Medications IVF

knottie3c77aa7e8fefe390knottie3c77aa7e8fefe390 member
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Anyone know where you can get Menopur and Gonal at a really good price self pay?
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    stephanienjstephanienj member
    I know several women have ordered theirs from overseas using ivfmeds and have saved thousands, but I personally don't have experience with them.
    Me 33, DH 39
    Poor Ovulation & MFI (very low for all counts)
    TTC #1 12/2006.
    Clomid for ovulation- 10/2007 & 11/2007- no effect- Told we'd never conceive naturally.
    Natural BFP- 10/2008, Miracle Boy born 6/18/2009

    TTC #2- Since 6/2011
    1st RE apt- 2/2014
    TTC put on back burner 6/2014-1/2016
    Diagnosed w/ Thyroid Cancer- 3/2016, Radiation 9/2016 (no ttc x 1 yr)
    Resume RE- 9/2017- Myomectomy 6 Fibroids- 12/2017
    IVF w/ICSI #1- 8r,5m,5f, Transferred 1 5d blast, 0 made freeze. Bets #1-8dp= 7 :(


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    prudence9-2prudence9-2 member
    If you’re in the US and go to a non profit clinic/hospital you might be able to get cheaper meds thru a government discount plan. 
    TTC history in spoiler box:
    Me: 42, single
    Hysteroscopy: 2013
    IUI #1-2: 2013 BFN
    Surgery 10/2015: Planned to start trying again but had a surgery. (Not related to fertility)
    Surgery 5/2016: Planned to start trying again but had another surgery. (Not related to fertility)
    IUI  #3-5 (with Clomid): summer 2016 BFN
    IVF #1: 11/2016. 30R; 21M; 20F; 8B (6 day5 & 2 day6); 4 normal after PGS
    Medicated FET #1: 1/31/2017 transferred 1 embryo 3AA. BFP. Embryo stopped growing at 6w 1d. MUA at 9w 3d.
    Medicated FET #2: June 2017 - cancelled...
    Hysteroscopy #2: June 2017
    Medicated FET #2: 8/7/2017 transferred 1 embryo 5BB. BFP. Ended in CP.
    Medicated FET #3: 10/11/2017 transferred 1 embryo 3AA. BFN
    ERA: December 2017 - need an extra 12 hours of PIO
    Medicated FET #4: 1/24/2018 transferred 1 embryo 4AA. BFN
    Out of embryos.  :'(
    IVF #2: 03/2018.

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    kristimh80kristimh80 member
    Be sure to sign up for First Steps and Compassionate Care programs. I know some people get good discounts thru them. If you don't qualify for First Steps, some pharmacies like MDR will still give 5% cash back for cash paying people. We didn't qualify, but still saved us $200 - 300 on meds. 
    TTC #1 since April 2015
    June 2016 - CP
    2017 - Medicated Cycles & IUI's
    IVF w/ PGS  - January 2018
    FET #1 - April 2018 - BFN
    ERA Cycle May / June 2018
    ERA Biopsy June 2018 ~ Results: receptive (no change)
    FET #2 - July 2018 - BFP <3 Beta #1 - 137 Beta #2 - 410
    U/S #1 7wk1d - HB 144 U/S #2 9w1d HB 166
    Anatomy Scan 1st 11/2/18 2nd AS 11/19
    EDD March 28, 2019
    Baby Girl born 3/26/19  <3



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    bubblyducks24bubblyducks24 member
    @knottie3c77aa7e8fefe390My husband and I personally got my meds at FastIVF and saved lots of $$, our RE recommended their pharmacy to us for our treatment.
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    prtykty84prtykty84 member
    After reading this post I tried FastIVf and I had a wonderful experience....and a lot cheaper than the original pharmacies I was directed to for my medications. The staff was fantastic to work with and they put a lot of my stress at ease over all of this.
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