Why Become an Egg Donor?

Who uses donor eggs?

Women who are unable to produce viable eggs for a variety of conditions, diseases, or medications rely on donor eggs to have a baby. Men who wish to have children of their own either as a single person or as part of a same-sex couple also need egg donors to complete their families.

Who donates eggs?

There are requirements for egg donors, such as a woman between the ages of 21 to 38, in good overall health, has a flexible schedule & wants to help others. She is typically a college student or graduate. Egg donation is a way for her to offset some of her expenses or add to her savings. She recognizes what she has to offer families in need and is eager to help.

Why do women become egg donors?

Egg donors do receive a stipend for their troubles, but it’s seldom a major motivator. It requires quite a commitment and some discomfort. Most women who are willing to undergo the many steps involved to donate do so because they want to help people. There are many additional rewards to being an egg donor.

Is it hard to be an egg donor?

It’s not easy, but the women who go through the process find it immensely rewarding. It’s a three-to-five-month commitment, during which you need to be available for medical appointments and willing to give yourself daily hormone injections.

How do you choose an agency?

The right egg donor or surrogacy agency can make all the difference in your experience. Our team will help educate & guide you through the process and will even give you some tips as you are getting started.

If you have any additional questions about becoming an egg donor, read Egg Donation – What Can You Expect Before, During, and After? or contact Surrogate Solutions today! We’re here to give you the support you need throughout the process.