How to choose an egg donor online?
- Create an account
- Select a donor
- Reserve a donor
- Confirm the order
- Voila! You’ve got the perfect donor!
How we select egg donors?
- Women between 18-29 years old
- Perfect physical and mental health
- Thoroughly screened – do not exhibit detrimental habits or addictions
- Proven fertility
- Have no hereditary illnesses and negative phenotypic symptoms
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Donor interview
A donor interview includes a detailed medical and psychological history of the donor and close blood relatives. It consists of questions about the use of cigarettes, alcohol, both prescription and illegal drugs, etc.
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Psychological evaluation
A psychologist assesses donors to determine their psychological health.
Donors are also required to complete a psychological test.
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Antral follicle count and examination
A fertility doctor examines a donor's antral follicle count and concludes their eligibility for the program.
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Egg donor examinations
Infectious disease testing
- HIV 1, 2 & 0
- Hepatitis B
- Hepatitis C
- Syphilis
- Gonorrhea
- Chlamydia
- CMV
Genetic testing
- Karyotype
- Cystic Fibrosis
Optional:
- Fragile X
- SMA
- Phenylketonuria
- GJB2-related deafness
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Stimulation protocol
After a thorough screening and a pelvic ultrasound scan, a stimulation protocol is set up to retrieve good-quality oocytes and ensure that the procedure is safe for the donor.
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Oocyte aspiration procedure
An experienced doctor conducts the oocyte aspiration procedure while our medical staff maintains a safe and comfortable environment for the donating woman.
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Blood sample collection
We collect blood samples on the donation day for storage and additional screening.
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Confirmation from the embryologist on the quality and quantity of oocytes collected
After the received oocytes are examined, our embryologist vitrifies and transfers them to a liquid nitrogen tank for storage.
How to order from Ovogene?
Discuss terms and conditions
Sign the agreement
Select the donor
Conduct the payment
Accept the delivery at your clinic
Send thawing results to the Ovogene embryology team
