Egg donors > One-to-one egg donation

Your egg donation will help one couple

In this country, as well as Europe and the USA, there is such a shortage of donors that unless the recipient brings along a donor themselves, almost all egg donation cycles are shared between a number of recipient women. The problem with sharing a collection of eggs is that each person has less likelihood of becoming pregnant because their chances are quite literally being divided in half or by a third, depending on how many people the cycle is being shared between.

Exclusive egg donation is the best for you and them

Our policy at Altrui, is one donor for one recipient. People like you who come forward will donate specifically to one person (couple), which gives them the best chance of starting the family that they long for. This system also protects you as a donor from having to take higher doses of medication to create more eggs than is necessary.

A higher chance of pregnancy

Because all the eggs collected are donated to one woman, the best fresh embryos can be selected by the embryologists which gives the recipient a 60 - 70% overall chance of becoming pregnant. With your consent, any spare embryos which result from the treatment cycle can then be frozen for their future use, giving the couple a second chance at a pregnancy if the first cycle is unsuccessful, or for another child later on who is genetically related to the first.