EggDonors4All provides two types of donor cycles, and the right choice depends on your family’s unique needs. The best option for you will align with your priorities and personal journey. The key distinction between fresh and frozen donor cycles lies in the timing of when the donor eggs are fertilized.
Synchronous donor cycles, also known as “fresh” egg donations, involve fertilizing the eggs immediately after they are retrieved from the donor. This option is ideal for aspiring parents who want two or more genetically related children and have more flexible timing and budgets. Fresh donor cycles may result in cryopreserved embryos that are slightly better prepared for transfer, though both fresh and frozen cycles offer similar overall success rates.
Asynchronous donor cycles, also known as “frozen” egg donation, are a great option for families seeking more control over the timing of embryo creation and transfer. Since the eggs are already cryopreserved, there’s no need to coordinate with the donor, allowing you to begin the process whenever you’re ready. This also provides access to a larger selection of potential donors. Frozen donor cycles are ideal for families looking to have one or more genetically related children and can be a more cost-effective option.
Both fresh and frozen donor cycles offer high success rates, but frozen donor cycles may offer a higher cumulative pregnancy rate per patient due to the ability to perform multiple transfers from a single egg retrieval. This increases the chances of pregnancy overall, even if the first attempt does not succeed. But no matter which donor cycle you choose, EggDonors4All’s cumulative pregnancy rates per patient remain consistent.
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Another key aspect of your experience with EggDonors4All is our compassionate care. We are committed to providing every family with the same level of passion, support, and scientific excellence, while always respecting your individual priorities, regardless of the path you choose.
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Egg donation is a process where a woman (the egg donor) provides one or several eggs (also known as oocytes) for purposes of assisted reproduction, with the eggs being fertilized in the laboratory. Once fertilized, the resulting embryos are transferred to the recipient’s uterus to initiate a pregnancy, or they can be cryopreserved (frozen) for future use.