How to order treatment with donor eggs
Before having your donor egg treatment at Cryos Clinic, you must select your preferred egg donor and order the treatment on our website. Learn when and how to place your order below.
At Cryos Clinic, you can have fertility treatment with donor eggs from Cryos. You can choose from a broad selection of donors, enabling you to find the right match for your future family. Before your donor egg treatment, please start by requesting a free consultation to plan your treatment. Once you are ready to place your order, please follow the steps below.
Step-by-step guide for ordering treatment with donor eggs
Step 1:
Enter our Egg Donor Search and log in to see all our available egg donors. Use the filters to narrow your search to find an egg donor with the characteristics you are looking for.
Read our guide to choosing a donor here.
Step 2:
After selecting an egg donor, please choose “egg donation treatment” as your type of treatment. If you are going to use sperm from a sperm donor, then please choose “double donation” and select the sperm donor you would like to use for your treatment. Learn more about double donation here.
Step 3:
Proceed by entering your credit card details and completing the order. After completing your order, you will receive an order confirmation.
If you have any questions on how to order donor eggs for your treatment, please contact us – we are here to help.
Egg donors “Upon Request”
In general, there is no waiting time for treatment with donor eggs. Our egg donor profiles are, however, marked as 'Upon Request'. This indicates that the egg donation process will only commence when you have chosen the donor and ordered an egg donation treatment. Once the treatment is purchased, the egg donor needs to confirm that she is ready to donate and receive hormone stimulation for the donation process to begin. The eggs are then retrieved and fertilised before an embryo transfer takes place. This process takes one menstrual cycle and will be planned and timed according to both you and the egg donor’s interests. Learn more about donor egg treatment here.