Side-by-Side Comparison
FertilyMed vs Ingenes
Ingenes is one of Mexico's largest fertility chains with clinics across the country. FertilyMed is a boutique European-tech clinic in Puerto Cancún focused on international patients. Here's how we compare on price, technology, wait times and patient experience.
| Feature | FertilyMed | Ingenes |
|---|---|---|
| Transparent IVF pricing ($6,500–$7,500) | Tiered packages, additional fees common | |
| Direct US flights to clinic city | Cancún — 2–4h from most US cities | CDMX/GDL — longer transfers, traffic |
| EmbryoScope time-lapse incubator | ||
| RI Witness electronic sample tracking | ||
| Ovogene egg bank partnership (200+ donors, 19–28) | Local donors only | |
| Wait time to start cycle | 2 weeks | 1–3 months |
| Bilingual EN/ES medical team | Limited English support | |
| Beachfront recovery / medical tourism setup | ||
| Recognized by COFEPRIS |
Both clinics are reputable, but FertilyMed wins on transparency, international patient experience and the Cancún advantage — same-day arrivals from Houston, Miami, Dallas and NYC, plus a beachfront recovery while you wait for your transfer.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is FertilyMed cheaper than Ingenes?
Both fall in similar ranges in Mexico, but FertilyMed packages are transparent ($6,500–$7,500 including medications, ICSI, blastocyst culture, transfer). Ingenes uses tiered packages where add-ons can raise the final invoice 20–40%.
Which clinic has better success rates?
Both publish strong outcomes. FertilyMed combines EmbryoScope Plus, ICSI on every cycle, and Day-5 blastocyst transfer for outcomes that rival US clinics — at a fraction of the cost.