Comprehensive Donor Egg Options

GIVF Fertility specializes in donor egg IVF and is proud to have part in creating one of the nation’s most comprehensive and successful donor egg programs. We offer both frozen donor egg and fresh donor egg services. The ability to provide both fresh and frozen donor egg cycles means that our patients have more options, more control, and can begin treatment quickly. Learn about the Fresh Donor Egg Cycle Process or the Frozen Donor Egg Cycle Process to help you decide which may be right for you.

Who May Consider the Option of Donor Egg IVF?

There are several factors that make the option of donor egg IVF an excellent choice for a patient, including egg quality, diminished ovarian reserve, and a female patient’s age. According to the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, female fertility begins a significant decline at age 32 and more rapidly declines after age 37. After age 35, most women have a substantially decreased egg quality, which directly impacts the chances of conceiving with their own eggs.

There are many indications for donor egg IVF:

  • Age-related diminished ovarian reserve (poor egg quality)
  • Premature ovarian failure due to:
    • Autoimmune disorder
    • Chemotherapy or radiation therapy
    • Genetic causes
    • Environmental causes
    • Unexplained infertility
  • Surgical menopause
  • Carrying a genetic mutation or disease
  • Natural menopause

Donor egg IVF is often prescribed as the most effective treatment for decreased ovarian reserve. It can be an excellent option for those who have struggled with traditional IVF, had multiple miscarriages, or who are over 40 years of age and trying to conceive.

Donor egg IVF opens a world of possibilities and hope for patients who have had difficulties conceiving. In most cases it allows those who could not become pregnant with their own eggs to become pregnant more easily, whether they use fresh or frozen donor eggs.

Find the Right Donor For You

This is a great place to start your search. We will also provide you with a list of other reputable egg donor agencies.

Deciding on a fresh donor egg cycle or a frozen donor egg cycle is usually one of the first steps in the process. Some of the same donors who are available for a fresh cycle also have eggs stored in the egg bank. Questions of convenience, timeline, cost, and success are a few key areas in which patients compare the two options in order to decide which is best for them.

Reasons Why GIVF Fertility is the Best Choice for Donor Egg IVF

1. Our Expertise – GIVF Fertility Specializes in Donor Egg

The knowledge and warmth of our board-certified physicians, nurses and donor coordinators will set your mind at ease. And the expert scientists and dedicated staff at GIVF Fertility have decades of experience, and many are pioneers in donor egg IVF.

2. Access to Large Donor Selection and Donor Egg Options

Our access to comprehensive egg donor profiles from reputable egg donor agencies gives patients important details about each donor, helping to ensure they choose the donor that is the right fit for their family.

3. Our Varied Financial Packages Including a Money Back Guarantee Option

Rather than a “one size fits all” approach, we offer many options so that our patients can choose a package that fits their needs.

  • SINGLE CYCLE—Purchase one treatment cycle, a “pay as you go” option.
  • MULTICYCLE—Includes two fresh donor cycles and all resulting frozen embryo transfer cycles.
  • DELIVERY PROMISE—We guarantee a baby born as the result of treatment or cost of treatment is refunded. Delivery Promise is one of our most popular packages.
  • SPLIT CYCLE—A highly affordable option in which the recipient gets half of the mature eggs retrieved from the donor’s cycle.

About Egg Donors

The generous women who become donors are healthy, educated, and talented young women ranging in age from 19 to 30 years old. All donors pass a rigorous screening process. We know that the decision to use donor egg IVF is a significant one, so we provide extensive education so patients can be knowledgeable and comfortable in deciding on which donor to choose. Patients can learn about their donors through:

  • Adult photos
  • Childhood photos
  • Blood type & Rh Factor
  • Ethnic background
  • Family medical history
  • Height and weight
  • Eye color
  • Hair color & texture
  • Special interests & sports

We are keenly aware of the special trust that patients place in us when they choose to come to GIVF Fertility for treatment. We honor that trust and celebrate in every success. It is our sincere hope that our next success story will be yours.

Egg Freezing FAQs

GIVF  Fertility offers  an extensive and comprehensive Donor Egg IVF program.  Regardless of whether you choose fresh or frozen donor eggs, you can begin treatment when it’s convenient for you. And you can depend on personalized, compassionate care and attention from your physician and donor egg coordinator.

In general, any patient with a medical or genetic indication for using an egg donor can be a recipient if there are no medical contraindications to pregnancy. We accept donor egg recipients up to the age of 55. The decision to use donor eggs is made in association with the patient and their infertility specialist.

If male factor infertility is an issue, donor egg IVF with intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI) into the eggs is also available. Non-surgical sperm aspiration (NSA) can be used in association with ICSI if a patient has had a vasectomy and wishes to avoid vasectomy reversal, or there are other causes of the absence of sperm in the ejaculate.

Donor egg IVF opens a world of possibilities for patients who have struggled to conceive. It allows many patients who could not become pregnant with their own eggs to become pregnant easily, whether they use fresh or frozen donor eggs. Because of our  vast experience, the success rates for donor egg cycles at GIVF Fertility are among the best in the country.

GIVF Fertility has access to a large, diverse selection of fully screened, talented, educated donors, between the ages of 19 and 33.

The information available on egg donors generally includes physical characteristics (height, weight, hair color and type, body build, and blood type), ethnic background, educational record, occupation, special interests, audio interviews, childhood photos, and adult photos. The choice of an egg donor is always made by the patient. We have a list of reputable egg donor agencies for your use. As a start, you can also view fresh cycle egg donors or search the through the Fairfax EggBank’s frozen donor egg database.

We do not require that donor egg recipients join a waiting list. Donor egg IVF cycles can match one donor to one recipient (sole match) or one donor to two recipients (shared match). Regardless of whether a patient chooses a sole or shared match, treatment can begin immediately and will not be required to wait for a donor.

There are different procedures for donor egg IVF, depending on if you choose a fresh donor egg cycle or a frozen donor egg cycle. See the step-by-step process for frozen donor egg IVF here and the process for the fresh donor egg IVF here.

Patients who need donor sperm in conjunction with donor eggs will benefit from the diverse selection of quality, fully screened donors available through reputable sperm banks including that of Fairfax Cryobank.

Donor egg IVF cycles are priced as a single cycle, multicycle, or our Delivery Promise financial package.

After your consultation, our financial counselors will explain all the financial options available to you and help you decide which program best fits your needs. Contact us online to schedule a consultation or call us at (800) 552-4363.

GIVF Fertility has vast experience working with out-of-town and international patients. Your physician and donor egg coordinator are very skilled at coordinating your care regardless of where you live. Rest assured, they will make the process as easy as possible for you. Patients come to GIVF Fertility from around the world for our fertility options, and we are adept at minimizing inconveniences and time away from home for patients from other U.S. locations and abroad.