International egg bank

Find the donor you connect with

More and more women are trying for a first pregnancy after 36, and by that age many need donor eggs to conceive. Here you can look through donors from a range of backgrounds until you find someone you see yourself in.

Browsing the catalog is free, with no commitment.

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+1000

women apply to become donors every year


  • Donors aged 18 to 33

    Each one fully screened for physical and mental health.

  • Donors from many backgrounds

    So you can find characteristics close to your own.

  • Delivery in Mexico

    Coordinated with the clinic where you'll have treatment.

How it works

What the path looks like

From the moment you open the catalog to the day you start treatment, someone from our team is with you.

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  1. You open the catalog

    Create an account and start browsing profiles. It's free and commits you to nothing.

  2. You tell us about your case

    Someone from our team walks through the search with you and helps you find the donors closest to what you're looking for.

  3. You pick three to five options

    Not just one. That way your process never hinges on a single person's timing.

  4. You move ahead with treatment

    We coordinate with your fertility clinic and work around the timing you set.

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Who we are

We search the world for someone like you

Blue Donors began with a specific problem: many intended parents were looking for eggs with characteristics that were hard to find, at a fair price. So we import eggs from Europe and Eastern Europe, and we keep our own inventory. Every donor is screened for:

  • Physical characteristics and ancestry
  • Medical conditions
  • Egg quality

We work with fertility clinics in Mexico and abroad. Our closest partnership is with Ingenes Institute.

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Screening process

How we select our donors

Every year more than 1000 young women apply to become donors. These are the four evaluations each candidate has to pass.

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  1. Serology

    Blood work to rule out infectious disease.

  2. Gynecological exam

    A full review of reproductive health.

  3. Genetic testing

    Following the medical protocol for each case.

  4. Psychological evaluation

    To confirm sound mental health.

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Why Blue Donors

International protocols and standards

We work under strict medical and psychological criteria, and we partner with fertility clinics in Mexico and abroad. Ingenes Institute is our closest partner, and we also ship eggs to other clinics.

That's what lets us hold an inventory of vitrified eggs alongside fresh donor cycles, with medical and psychological screening on record, and offer you profiles that match what you're looking for.

Who it's for

Who is egg donation for?

If you need donor eggs today, you have real options here. It can be a strong path for many kinds of family and many diagnoses. At Blue Donors we support:

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Common questions

Frequently asked questions

Can't find what you're looking for? Our specialists can walk you through your specific case.

Where do the donors come from?

From a range of places. Alongside our donors in Mexico, we import eggs from Europe and Eastern Europe so we can offer profiles with varied characteristics.

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Where are the eggs delivered?

Delivery takes place in Mexico, coordinated with the fertility clinic where you'll have treatment. If the profile you chose has to be imported, we confirm the timing before you commit.

How do I know the donors are really screened?

Every candidate goes through rigorous screening: a gynecological exam, serology, genetic testing and a psychological evaluation, all to medical criteria.

Is Blue Donors part of a clinic?

No. We're an independent bank that works with several fertility clinics. Ingenes Institute is our closest partner in Mexico, and we also ship eggs to other clinics.

How long does it take to choose a donor?

It depends on what you're looking for and on each donor's timing. That's why we ask you to pick three to five options: we can move ahead with whoever is ready first, instead of starting the search over.

Take the first step toward finding your donor

Browse the catalog and start seeing real options, backed by rigorous screening and fertility specialists.

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