Egg donation is a very common and safe procedure and does not impact your ability to have children in the future.

We accept women from many backgrounds and ethnicities:

• Between the ages of 21 and 31

• Have a BMI 19-29

• Physically healthy

• Willing to take injections required by clinic

• Psychologically healthy

• No history of substance abuse

• No current use of psychoactive drugs

• Dependable, mature, and able to follow clinic's instructions

Qualified Egg Donor's compensation starts at $9,000 for first time donation, proven egg donors get compensated more.

College education adds up more.

Egg donors receive compensation regardless of the number of eggs that are retrieved.

Other reasonable expenses about travel and accommodations.

• Travel – Car travel is reimbursed according to the current IRS mileage rate. If an egg donor does not drive, expenses will be reimbursed for travel required during the egg donation process. If it is necessary to travel by airplane, compensation for airfare is provided.

• Accommodations – If an egg donor is required to stay overnight during the egg donation process, hotel accommodations near the facility will be provided.

• Other Expenses – Out-of-town egg donors receive a per diem rate of $120/day for living expenses during their travel.

No. Information that is disclosed to recipients is limited to your medical history, educational background, and your physical characteristics.

It is fine to be using birth control pills or other forms of contraceptives such as an IUD or Nuvo Ring. However, we cannot accept egg donors using Depo-Provera injections.

Gifted Conceptions offers fast matching and generous compensation to our egg donors. Our staff are experienced with interpreting medication protocols, we'll always advocate for you to ensure a safe, risk free donation cycle.

Generally, the egg donation process is not painful, but as with any medical procedure, there is the chance for side effects.

Some women may experience mild side effects from the injection that is used to stimulate the ovaries. These can include bruising at the injection site, mood swings, or tender breasts. While it’s normal to have a phobia of needles, the needle used to administer this medication is very thin and shouldn’t cause pain. Your fertility care provider can also help you learn how to administer the injection at home to make it as comfortable as possible.

In rare cases, you can develop a condition known as ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome (OHSS) that can include cramping, bloating, nausea, and diarrhea. These symptoms usually go away within a week. However, if you do experience these symptoms, it’s important to report them to your doctor to avoid any further complications.

During the egg retrieval process itself, a technique called transvaginal oocyte retrieval is performed. The doctor will use an ultrasound probe, inserted into the vagina to guide a needle into the ovarian follicle. This then uses a suction device to retrieve the eggs. Fortunately, you’ll be given a sedative before the procedure, so you won’t experience pain or discomfort.

Yes, there are some restrictions to be aware of while undergoing the egg donation process and retrieval procedure. Because it’s possible to become pregnant, we recommend you either abstain from having sex or ensure you use an effective barrier protection method (such as condoms). It is also recommended that egg donors (or patients undergoing IVF alike) reduce alcohol use and limit high-impact exercise while on ovarian stimulation medications and after the egg retrieval. Drug use is also prohibited for egg donors.

No, no need to worry! Fertility treatment medications involved in the IVF process work by rescuing eggs that would otherwise naturally die off in any given cycle. Therefore, the process of egg donation does not affect your future fertility in any way.

We encourage anyone interested in becoming an egg donor to use the link to apply today.