Egg donation is the procedure in which women donate her eggs to allow a different couple or person to conceive through support reproductive technology. Egg donors can be unidentified or identified (a friend or relative).
Donor eggs are normally used by:
- Females with an early ovarian breakdown
- Same-sex male couples
- Females who have reduced ovarian function
- Male single parents
- Females with hereditary deformity
Our ambition is to offer more modified services to our surrogates and intended parents and certainly not make you sense like a simple number when you toil with us. Our egg donors are situated all through the nation for ease of intended parents. Our close propinquity to our surrogates means we can spot the number of our surrogates on a monthly base and it means we are sufficiently close enough to help as needed. We have the largest egg donor database online.
Steps to Become an Egg Donor
- You must complete the subsequent vital criteria:
o Age must between 19 and 32
o Weight lies within normal ranges
o If an IUD is in position, must be non-hormonal
o Non-smoker
- Read the following materials about our egg donation program:
o Egg Donor database
o What is the Egg Donation Process?
- If you fulfill the above criteria, then we invite you to complete the Preliminary Egg Donor Application.
Types of Egg Donation
Anonymous Donation – Anonymous donation is the most general form of egg donation. Intended parents and their donors distribute no private contact or other identifying messages to one another—in fact, they may even decide to be recognized in the agreement by only a number.
Open Donation – When intended parents and the donor have the same opinion to split some partial identifying details, or when they consent to split all private contact and identifying details with each another once the retrieval is done.
Directed Donation – A Directed donation is when both parties may previously know each other on an individual level ( friend or family), or—because of the donor’s FDA disqualification—all parties may be necessary to have a level of directness in charge to work mutually.
