When your own eggs aren't the way, there's another
Egg donation isn't a plan B. For many women past 36 it's the most direct route, and the one that responds best when time matters.
Eggs from young, premium donors
Every donor is between 18 and 33, the age range with the best egg quality. It's the variable that weighs most, and the one your own age can no longer change.
Your ovarian reserve stops being the limit
If the diagnosis is low reserve or ovarian failure, donation changes the starting point: treatment no longer depends on how many of your own eggs are left.
You choose characteristics, they aren't assigned
Eye and hair color, skin tone, height, build and ancestry. You can look for someone you recognize yourself in.
Genetic risk is assessed up front
Every donor goes through genetic testing before entering the catalog. It isn't something you discover mid-treatment.
Timing you can plan around
With an inventory of vitrified eggs, the process doesn't hang on waiting for a fresh cycle. You decide when to start.
You carry the pregnancy
The egg is donated, but the pregnancy and the birth are yours. It's your body carrying that baby from day one.
Egg donation is an option for:
- Women with low ovarian reserve
- Women over 40
- Premature ovarian failure
- Transmissible genetic conditions
- Previous cycles without success
- Single women and same-sex couples
The next step is seeing who's there
Browsing the catalog is free, with no commitment.