Becoming or using a donor is discreet and very common.

Sometimes overcoming obstacles requires a little help. Our donor program is 100% discreet and anonymous with success rates among the very best.

Overview

Using an egg or sperm donor in order to have children is not uncommon.

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Egg

For many individuals, using frozen eggs from an egg donor is a positive and effective means to moving forward on the path to parenthood.

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Sperm

About 40% of all reported cases of infertility can be attributed to male factors.

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Our egg donor program overview will give you an idea of what to expect when becoming an egg donor, using an egg or sperm donor, or a gestational carrier. All of these fall under third-party reproduction.

With the advancements in assisted reproductive technologies, there are now more options available to help men and women build their families. Donor Egg Bank USA has helped hundreds of men and women realize their dream of having a baby, and we invite you to speak with one of their dedicated team members to get started today.

Donor egg treatment utilizes in vitro fertilization (IVF), where another woman’s (donor) eggs are fertilized, then placed into our patient’s uterus, where it can grow into a healthy baby girl or boy. When combined with pre-implantation testing (PGD or PGS), the baby’s gender can be selected ahead of time.

An egg donor may be needed by women who are able to carry their own child, but are unable to use their own eggs due to poor egg quality, inheritable genetic diseases, decreased ovarian function or premature ovarian failure.

A man can often still achieve a pregnancy with his partner through intrauterine insemination (IUI) or in vitro fertilization (IVF) using donor sperm. Candidates for using donor sperm include single women, female same sex couples and heterosexual couples with severe male infertility.

Once male fertility testing has determined a donor is needed, we will help arrange for anonymous donor sperm to be delivered to our laboratory from one of several national certified sperm banks we work with. We work only with centers where donors are appropriately screened and the sperm is properly quarantined.

Male same sex couples will not only require an egg donor, but also a gestational carrier. It is important to understand the difference between a gestational carrier and a surrogate, as surrogacy is not legal in New Jersey. Visit out gestational carrier surrogacy page for further information and our NJ Mandate page for information regarding recent developments in NJ legislation addressing same sex IVF coverage.

Becoming an egg donor is one of the most generous things one woman can do for another. A donor will undergo the same treatment as in vitro fertilization (IVF), except the process will end after egg retrieval. Egg donors are well compensated for their time.

Diana’s Success Story

My husband and I were nervous about using an egg donor, but I was 41 and had low ovarian reserve and poor egg quality. The chances of us becoming pregnant using my own eggs were slim to none. The staff did a wonderful job of explaining everything to us and answering my million questions. By the time our IVF cycle came around, we were both perfectly comfortable with the process. We elected to do a multi-cycle package [one fresh, two frozen] and we were blessed with two beautiful babies! I can’t thank everyone enough for practically holding our hands the whole time. – Diana G.

MORE INFORMATION ABOUT OUR DONOR PROGRAM

Program Overview

A thorough understanding of the donor program will give you the opportunity to make an informed decision.  Learn more.

Using Donor Eggs

Some women may need to use an anonymous egg donor in order to become pregnant. The process produces high success rates.  Learn more.

Using Donor Sperm

Single women, same sex couples and men with male infertility should use an anonymous sperm donor. Learn more.

Gestational Carrier

Surrogacy is not legal in New Jersey for same sex couples and women who cannot carry on their own. Gestational carrier is.  Learn more.

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