Why Should You Consider Egg Donation?
The gift of egg donation gives intended parents new hope and the ability
to fulfill their dreams of starting a family. It takes an incredible woman
to give the life changing gift of egg donation, and at the same time, you
can receive compensation for your time and effort.
What is Required to be an Egg Donor?
If you are between the ages of 21 and 29, have a clean medical history,
have a healthy lifestyle, and feel you are ready to help someone create
their dreams of having a family, then now is the time to complete
prescreening questionnaire. If you successfully pass the prescreening
questionnaire, you will be prompted to the next step, the full application
and an interview. Once your application and interview is approved, your
newly created profile will be privately accessible to intended parents.
Your personal information including last name and address will be
excluded from the profile.
There are many factors that could possibly disqualify you from
becoming an egg donor after your application has been accepted. This
can be due to medical issues and/or psychological issues. EggXellent
reserves the right to decline any application at our own discretion if we
determine that you are unfit to qualify as an egg donor.
Once you have successfully completed the application process to
become an EggXellent donor, your profile will be added to EggXellent’s
donor database.
How do you get Matched with a Recipient?
It is now time to get Matched! If an intended parent likes your profile,
you will be notified. We will then set up a video call between you and
the intended parents. This gives the intended parents an opportunity to
learn a little about you to make sure they feel that you’re the right fit to
be their donor.
Once the match is confirmed, you are required to undergo a
psychosocial evaluation and medical evaluation along with genetic
counseling, to determine if you are physically and mentally able to proceed with and complete the egg donation process. The cost of the
medical screening is covered by the intended parents.
After the medical screening is completed, a contract between you and
the intended parent will be drafted. You will be required to speak with
an attorney that we provide you at no charge to review all aspects of the
contract to ensure you understand the process and your responsibilities,
and to answer any questions you may have.