Kind’s official response to the UK fertility regulator

The UK’s fertility regulator, the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority (HFEA), recently released a major press release on the state of the sector. The release highlighted the increasing age of patients starting their first IVF treatment cycle. Since 2012 the average age for first cycle has increased to over 35 years of age, the highest it has ever been.

At Kind iVF we specialise in treating those aged 37 and under with our carefully designed treatment protocol. We created this protocol, free from unnecessary and expensive add-ons, to maximise the chances of a pregnancy for those who are eligible.

The HFEA have found that the success rates for IVF per fresh embryo transferred has increased nationally from 21% in 2012 to 31% in 2022. Kind iVF is proud to report success rates consistently above this national average, with our latest clinical pregnancy rate being at 58%, per embryo transferred for patients 37 years and younger. Find out more about our success rates here.

These exceptional success rates and our affordable price point make Kind iVF an excellent alternative to those who are unable or unwilling to wait for NHS funded treatment.

As reported by the HFEA, access to NHS-funded IVF has dropped dramatically, from 40% of cycles in 2012 to only 21% in 2022. Depending on location, the availability of NHS funding may be even lower, creating a so-called ‘postcode lottery’ for access to this life-changing treatment.

Kind iVF has packages starting from £2,950. Our programmes are suitable for patients aged 37 or younger, with a BMI of 30 or less and an ovarian reserve within our stated window. If you are interested in learning more about Kind iVF please contact one of our Kind advisors on 0330 822 6296 or book an appointment here.