There are many advantages of having fertility treatment in the UK, the most important being its level of regulation and being the centre of several breakthroughs in IVF research. In the UK, the fertility sector is tightly regulated by a government body, the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority (HFEA). Only clinics that meet HFEA requirements […]
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Choosing the right centre for any kind of fertility treatment can be a gruelling experience. Many clinics make the same claims and it can be difficult to distinguish between them all. NOW-fertility is a next generation IVF service aiming to remove as much of the stress out of this process as possible by partnering with
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Today’s society is changing rapidly with huge variations in women’s decisions depending on where they happen to live. Opportunities for education, employment, and financial prosperity, if granted, may clash with relationships and their fertility health, meaning more and more women are having children later in life. In 2018, the UK’s Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority
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Spain offers an excellent healthcare option that is underpinned by an up-to-date regulatory framework, as well as the benefits of the latest technology and very competitive prices. Progressive legislation Spain has some of the most advanced legislation on assisted reproduction in the world, and has successfully implemented scientific advances and social changes. In this regard,
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In vitro fertilisation (IVF) is an assisted reproduction technique that consists of fertilising eggs with sperm in the laboratory in order to create embryos, which are then transferred to a woman’s uterus so that they can continue their development there. Taking this as a starting point, the range of IVF possibilities is very wide, and
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NOW-fertility is delighted to partner with our first partner clinic in the United States with the addition of Pozitivf Fertility in San Antonio, Texas, to our portfolio. Opened in March 2022 by a team with combined experience of over 60 years in the field, Pozitivf represents a new approach to fertility care with a mission
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Most modern women will have heard of egg freezing as a way of preserving your fertility for the future. But what lies behind the headlines and is it right for you? The answer to that lies in your current circumstances and ability to commit fully to treatment to maximise your chances of freezing a good
Our clinical team are delighted to have recently helped one of our patients prepare for IVF treatment with donor eggs, using eggs sourced from our partner egg bank and arriving at our partner clinic in Poland a couple of days after placing the order and within 24 hours of being shipped. Using donor eggs together
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Starting an IVF treatment cycle is an exciting time but can also be a time when you are unsure what happens next. At NOW-fertility we aim to make your journey as stress free as possible and we are here to support you throughout. Here our Fertility Nurse Anna and Care Coordinator Anna Sofie look at
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NOW-fertility is delighted to partner with our first clinic in Africa with the addition of Polyclinique Les Jasmins, Tunisia, to our portfolio. Located close to the centre of Tunis and 10 minutes from the international airport, the clinic provides high quality, low cost IVF and is easily accessible from Europe as well as the African
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Our care team are here to explore your fertility journey and guide you through your options. Submit your details below to arrange your complimentary 15 minutes call with one of our Fertility Care Coordinators and Fertility Nurses.
