Egg donors: start your programme without waiting.
If you need egg donation to have your baby, you can start a surrogacy programme immediately. Every donor in our bank goes through a thorough screening under strict standards.
Who our donors are.
Egg donors are women who voluntarily choose to donate their oocytes to couples who need them. Our donors are chosen for their proven fertility — they give consistently good results in IVF — and for their appearance, which many intended parents value. Before joining our bank, each donor provides a detailed family history and completes a full health check — the only way to guarantee safety for the donor and the best results for you. If any problem is found, the donor is not included.
- Hormonal status
- Infection status
- Biochemical and metabolic indicators
- Medical specialists’ confirmation that there are no contraindications to stimulation
For special requirements, such as a rare genetic disease in the family, we can discuss testing a donor for a specific mutation.
Four stages of tests before stimulation begins.
- Syphilis, hepatitis B and C
- Blood group and Rh factor
- HIV
- Vaginal flora smears
- PCR for ureaplasma, mycoplasma and chlamydia
- Cytological examination
- Breast ultrasound
- Psychiatrist’s report for the donor and paediatrician’s report for her child
- Complete blood count, liver tests, glucose, urea, creatinine
- Haptoglobin, cholesterol, alkaline phosphatase, alpha-amylase
- Coagulation profile
- Chlamydia, toxoplasma, rubella and CMV antibodies
- TSH, free T3, free T4, thyroid peroxidase antibodies
- Cortisol, testosterone, prolactin, FSH, LH, E2, progesterone, AMH
- Final assessment by a general practitioner
Questions about egg donation.
What are the requirements to become an egg donor?
Candidates are usually between 21 and 35 years old, and it is preferable that they already have healthy children. They undergo health screening, genetic testing and a psychological evaluation, and provide a detailed family medical history.
What does the egg donation process involve?
Initial screening, legal agreements, hormone therapy to stimulate egg production and, finally, a short medical procedure to retrieve the eggs.
Are there any risks?
Possible risks include hormonal side effects and, rarely, complications of the retrieval procedure. Donors are monitored by doctors throughout.
How long does it take?
From application to recovery after retrieval, several months. The active medical part usually lasts three to six weeks.
Can a donor still have children afterwards?
Egg donation typically does not affect a woman’s future fertility.
How are donors matched with intended parents?
On physical characteristics, background, education and the other preferences you specify.
Are your egg donors anonymous?
Our donors are not anonymous, which gives you more transparency. The terms of contact are defined in the donation agreement.
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