Become an egg donor

Many people think that egg donation is an unattainable thing, but in fact, your little effort may truly give a family that was previously not dared to hope for a complete "home" appearance. And we will also take practical actions to thank you for this generous decision.

The remuneration is generous, and we bear all the costs. 

Donating eggs is not only a selfless act, but we will also provide reasonable compensation for your time and effort. We will bear all the medical expenses and genetic testing costs incurred throughout the entire process. As long as you meet the criteria, you can complete up to six donations and receive substantial rewards each time.

Frozen egg donation is more flexible than traditional matching egg donation. 

We use the frozen egg mode. what do you mean? That means you don't need to wait for a successful pairing with a prospective parent before starting, but you can donate when it's convenient for you. This makes the entire process more free and more in line with the pace of modern women's lives.

Every egg of yours will be cherished. 

Our cooperative clinics are located both domestically and internationally, and the standards for storage and use are strictly in place. This is not only a responsibility towards your parents, but also the greatest respect and guarantee for your donation.

Egg donation process: 

Ultimately, egg donation is not complicated. As long as you understand the process and arrange in advance, you can complete it smoothly.

Step 1: Apply online

Simply fill out a form and don't worry. At the beginning, either go for a physical examination or blood draw immediately, or fill out a form, upload a photo, and tell us who you are, what background you have, and whether you are interested in participating.

After submission, the coordinator will contact you to confirm the information and see if you meet the preliminary requirements.

Step 2: Establish your exclusive profile. 

After passing the initial screening, we will help you create a complete profile that includes your basic information, appearance photos, educational experience, and more. Of course, all of these are confidential displays and are only available to certified prospective parents.

Step 3: Professional evaluation to ensure mutual suitability. 

This step may take some time, but it is crucial. We will understand your physical health, family genetic status, arrange a psychological counseling and genetic assessment, as well as blood tests and ultrasound examinations.

Does it sound like a lot? In fact, we can arrange the process for you. You just need to come to the clinic according to the time.

Step 4: Enter the cycle and prepare for egg retrieval. 

After confirming qualification, you will enter the formal medical cycle. The entire cycle lasts about 4-6 weeks, with the first stage being contraceptive pill treatment, followed by hormone injections for about 10 days (we will teach you how to inject, most people can handle it themselves), with the aim of stimulating the ovaries to release more eggs.

On the day of the egg retrieval surgery, it is necessary to have an empty stomach and wake up early. The surgery process only takes 20-30 minutes, with general anesthesia, no pain, and the patient can return home quickly after the surgery.

You may need to take a day or two off, and many people can resume work or school the next day. We suggest you slow down and give yourself some time.

Who can become an egg donor? 

Not everyone can participate in egg donation, this is not discrimination, but for the dual health considerations of you and the recipient.

Please first check if you meet these conditions:

Age between 19-30 years old, BMI between 18-29, able to provide a family history of at least three generations, with a high school diploma and willing to cooperate with the entire process. Time can be arranged for about 5 months. If you can type these "", then we sincerely welcome you to learn more.

Common question: 

Q1: How long does the egg donation process take? 

The egg donation process usually takes three to five months. During this period, our dedicated manager will stay in touch with you to ensure the process progresses quickly and provide you with excellent support throughout the entire process.

Q2: Why is there an age limit for egg donors?

 The process of egg retrieval during egg donation is crucial for age. On average, women's fertility begins to decline around the age of 31. Due to the peak of female fertility between the ages of 18 and 28, the American Society for Reproductive Medicine (ASRM), renowned fertility clinics, and we all require egg donors to be between the ages of 18 and 28.

However, we also collaborate with donors under the age of 32. If you are a donor from another company, we will need you to provide previous donation records.

Q3: How many times can I donate eggs? 

We follow the recommendation of the American Society for Reproductive Medicine (ASRM) that egg donation should not exceed 6 times in a lifetime.

Q4: Can I still donate if I have previously suffered from a sexually transmitted disease/infection?

 tolerable. You need to undergo the latest Pap smear test and relevant laboratory tests within 12 months before egg mating to prove that there are currently no sexually transmitted diseases (STDs/STIs).

We recommend that all egg donors engage in safe sex and use condoms to prevent sexually transmitted infections and disease transmission.

Q5: Do I have to inject it myself? 

Yes, you or your partner will need to self administer hormone injections for approximately 10 to 14 days. These drugs are injected subcutaneously (i.e. under the skin) to promote the maturation of eggs in the ovaries.

The injection site is generally selected on the inner thigh or lower abdominal fat area.

Q6: Will donating eggs be painful?

 The entire egg retrieval process will be completed under the action of sedatives, so most egg donors will not feel pain during the process.

However, after egg retrieval, you may experience fatigue or mild spasms, similar to mild menstrual pain. Fertility clinics usually prescribe painkillers (such as Tylenol or Ibuprofen) and recommend resting and drinking plenty of water to alleviate discomfort.

Q7: Will donating affect my own fertility? 

Many people are worried that donating eggs will 'run out of their own eggs', but there is no need to worry too much.

During the egg donation process, we utilize eggs that are naturally lost during the menstrual cycle. Every month, many eggs grow in the ovaries, but usually only one can mature, and the rest are absorbed by the body.

During the egg donation process, hormone injections will allow these 'eggs that were originally meant to be wasted' to mature simultaneously and then be retrieved together. This will not affect your natural ovulation ability in the future, nor will it reduce your fertility potential.

Q8: Will there be unexpected pregnancy during treatment? 

Yes, it's possible, so it's important to avoid sexual activity from the start of medication until three weeks after surgery.

Q9: Should I be responsible for my child? 

Will you contact me in the future? can't. You donated 'eggs', not' children '. The user assumes full responsibility for future parenting. After signing the consent form, you have no legal relationship with the growth of this life and will not be contacted or disturbed.

Q10: What should be done in the screening process? 

You will fill out a detailed information form, which includes:

Personal background, family history, lifestyle habits, etc. will be discussed with a doctor and psychological counselor, followed by blood tests, ultrasound, physical examinations, etc.