It’s no secret, young women are reimbursed substantial amounts of money for donating their eggs to egg donor programs. It makes sense. Egg donation is a serious commitment for the egg donor. But do you know how much egg donor reimbursement is and when donors receive them? How about the other benefits of being an egg donor?
Egg Donor Reimbursements for Screening and Testing
Egg donors go through an extremely thorough testing and screening. We understand this takes time and effort, which is why we can send monetary incentives to the donors throughout the process, and upon acceptance into the program. Let’s review the stages of the screening process:
- The first stage is an information session and interview, a urine drug screen, and an Anti-Mullerian Hormone (AMH) level test to give us an idea of how many eggs you may be able to donate.
- The second stage includes a complete medical exam, a review of your medical history, a thorough overview of the donation process, a blood draw, a psychological evaluation, and the Day Three exam (this includes hormonal testing and an ultrasound exam). You’ll also need to submit other required personal documentation and photos.
- The third stage is a thorough review and evaluation of all the medical and personal information from the second stage. After this stage, you could be accepted into the egg donor program.
Egg Donation Reimbursement
After being accepted into our egg donor program, the egg donation process can get underway as soon as you’re ready. Since you’re donating to a
frozen donor egg bank, you don’t have to wait around to be matched with a prospective recipient. So how much can you get for selling your eggs? The egg donor reimbursement is based on your location. You can learn the reimbursement amount when you
apply to become a donor.
We encourage our egg donors to donate again if they so choose. A typical egg donor completes a minimum of three donation cycles with our program, with a six cycle maximum. If eligible, you can complete six cycles and be reimbursed each time.
Referral Program
Accepted egg donors have another benefit: our
referral program. You can earn up to $1,000 for each referral you bring in. If you refer someone who is later accepted into the program, you’ll receive $50. If she goes through a donation cycle, you’ll receive an additional $950. And, you can refer as many egg donors as you want.
Valuable Medical and Genetic Testing
You’ve seen the monetary reimbursement egg donors can receive. But it doesn’t stop at money. Our egg donors receive other benefits that you may not have thought about. The medical exams and genetic testing you receive are all
free. This level of examination and testing can cost thousands of dollars. Your thorough screening will give you important knowledge about yourself and your health at no cost to you. This information might come in handy one day if you decide to start your own family. It’s also important simply to have a complete picture of your health and genetic history, no matter what your future holds.
The Priceless Satisfaction of Helping
This last benefit is intangible but priceless. When you donate eggs, you have the satisfaction of knowing that you’ve helped someone else. Thanks to your precious gift, someone else hoping to build a family has a chance at fulfilling a dream. You can also feel good about your donation because it requires no future obligation from you. You can choose to enter into our
ID Option program, which allows these children to find your information upon reaching 18. You can decide to stay anonymous. Alternatively, we offer the chance to choose to enter into our ID Option program, which allows only children your information upon reaching 18. It’s entirely up to you. No matter what, egg donors legally have no obligations toward any children born with the help of their donated eggs.
Thanks to our egg donors, families have hope. We rely on our egg donors and we understand the time and effort involved in egg donation. That’s why we believe in fair egg donor reimbursement at every step of the way. Do you have more questions about donating eggs? Read our
Egg Donor FAQs or
contact us.
