Hi again,

Rai what a bummer you must be so frustrated this whole process is so expensive

WW i honestly don't know why we were selected to use the embryoscope in WA only 2 clinics have them I understand its relatively new technology. I googled it over the weekend and found the Melbourne IVF clinic website has a really good piece on it Victoria's Leading Fertility Specialists | Melbourne IVF have a read. So this morning after transfer we were shown the footage of the eggs as they divided etc and explained why some were better quality eggs than others it was amazing and It assists the FS in seeing what my eggs are like for future reference. It cost $350 for the 3 days of 24/7 filming none of which medicare covers

Kel all the best hope you get to transfer both your eggs in a couple of weeks

Have a great evening all x