FAQs

We are here to support you with any questions you might have, big or small.

Frequently asked questions

We understand that no two fertility journeys are the same. The process can be overwhelming and emotionally challenging. Our patients tell us that the unknown and uncertainties of IVF treatment are often the hardest part.

We will always be kind and endeavour to provide you with as much information at every point in your treatment with us.

If you are at the stage of choosing you preferred treatment provider, we hope the below questions and answers are useful. If you have any other questions, please get in touch.

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Who is suitable to have IVF treatment with Kind iVF?

Kind iVF packages are suitable for those aged under 37 with a good/normal ovarian reserve and have a BMI under 30. Kind iVF is designed to make fertility treatment more accessible for those who may not be eligible to have treatment with the NHS and cannot access the private IVF market due to increased prices.

Support, Advice & Events

Keep up to date on all things Kind iVF, read some of our success stories and learn more about what we do and how we can help you.

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Events | Saturday 12th April 2025 | 9am
Kind iVF – Colchester Open Day

Our Open Days are a fantastic opportunity for anyone exploring fertility treatments, including same sex couples, and those within the…

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Events | Saturday 12th April 2025 | 9:30am
Kind iVF – Brentwood Open Day

Our Open Days are a fantastic opportunity for anyone exploring fertility treatments, including same sex couples, and those within the…

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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…

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AMH Levels and Fertility: Navigating the Science Behind Conception

Key Takeaways Understanding Anti-Müllerian Hormone (AMH) Anti-Müllerian Hormone (AMH) is a crucial biomarker that plays a significant role in the…