Success Rates

When choosing a fertility clinic, IVF success rates play a key role. But how successful is IVF really, and what rates are considered “good”? Sure enough, when clinics publish their success rates, they all look great, so evaluating them and reaching a decision is not an easy task. Redia IVF is here to help.

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When choosing a fertility clinic, IVF success rates play a key role. But how successful is IVF really, and what rates are considered “good”? Sure enough, when clinics publish their success rates, they all look great, so evaluating them and reaching a decision is not an easy task. Redia IVF is here to help.

What is a good IVF success rate?

In most cases, a single number cannot give you a definite answer – you should never base your decision on the success rate of a clinic alone.

Keep in mind that there are differences in the way clinics calculate their success rates. And what about IVF success rates by age or other factors?

Every clinic publishes its rates and all of them seem convincing and promising so how you go about comparing them and evaluating a clinic is not easy. This is where Redia IVF comes in.

Our team of experts is constantly screening clinics and their achievements in a way that patients are not able to do, no matter how deep their research goes. This is because we are on the same side with you: we both need the highest success rates possible.

In order to read a percentage correctly you need to know every factor surrounding it – a number alone says nothing.

Here are some of the “IVF success rates” clinics can rely on – but you shouldn’t

There are several ways to calculate success rates. Here are the ones you shouldn’t rely on:

  1. When looking at IVF success rates, it is easy to miss biochemical pregnancies for example. Clinics may publish a 70% success rate based on positive pregnancy tests, without disclosing that 20% of those will result in early miscarriage (biochemical pregnancy).
  2. When we are talking about clinical pregnancy we are talking about heartbeat. This is normally achieved around week 7-8 of pregnancy. This rate is more trustworthy than the pregnancy rate, however, there is still a percentage of 5-10% that can lead to miscarriage.
  3. A third type of IVF success rate is the 12-week gestation rate. This is a much more secure rate as, statistically, 98% of pregnancies that complete week 12, can reach full term, meaning the miscarriage percentage is much smaller.

However, the best success rate is live birth rate – the percentage of babies born. This is the rate that Redia IVF uses to select partner clinics.

How successful is IVF – the factors Redia IVF takes into account

Redia IVF has developed its own IVF success rate calculator factoring in all the necessary information that can help us reach a decision and suggest the best fertility clinics to our patients.

Based on these findings, we are in a position to offer unique IVF refund plans with up to 100% refund guarantee, simply because we only cooperate with the best clinics around the globe and can be certain for their results.

IVF success rates by age and number of embryos are great indicators, but you should not base your decision solely on those. Redia IVF’s success rate calculator and clinic screening can guarantee unique insights that will help you make the best decision.

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