A startup called Cofertility is offering women the ability to freeze their eggs at no cost, with the condition that they donate half of the frozen eggs back to the company.
Source: Wired
Cofertility has introduced an unusual model for egg freezing that eliminates upfront costs for women who participate. Under the arrangement, women can freeze their eggs for free, but must agree to return half of the frozen eggs to the company.
The business model represents an unconventional approach to reproductive technology, though the snippet does not detail how the company plans to use the donated eggs or what the long-term implications might be for participants.
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