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Donor Bank

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Cryopreservation of eggs

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Oocyte cryopreservation

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Embryo storage

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Oncofertility preservation

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We are responsible for the quality of the material and your peace of mind

We work only with our own donors and do not purchase biomaterial from partners

We carefully monitor donor selection, screening, and collection and transportation of biomaterial. We also provide support to the patient's clinic embryologists.

Feoktistov Andrey Alexandrovich

Candidate of Medical Sciences, obstetrician-Gynecologist, reproductologist

Reproductologist, obstetrician-gynecologist, candidate of medical sciences.

High performance

Cell survival after thawing is 90%, successful fertilization in 80% of women

Large selection of donors

About 300 options with full questionnaires: appearance, psychological profile, photos of children, handwriting and voice samples

Thorough examination of donors

Laboratory and instrumental diagnostics complex + testing for 19 monogenic genetic diseases

Storage Standards

Dry storage of biomaterials, 24/7 monitoring, automated 5-step access control, 24/7 cybersecurity of the storage facility

Only 10% of prospective donors are approved for the program.

We select according to strict criteria for the well-being of your family.

General requirements for donors

absence of chronic and genetic diseases
body mass index from 18 to 25 BMI
mental well-being
absence of nicotine, alcohol, or drug addictions

Before donating biomaterial, donors undergo extensive testing.

examination by a general practitioner, psychiatrist, urologist/gynecologist
blood and urine tests
genetic testing

We'll select a donor from our extensive cryobank database.

Here's what you'll learn in the extended questionnaire:

Genetic passport (testing for 19 of the most common genetically inherited diseases)
Psychological profile of the donor, including personal qualities, character traits, and mindset
According to the legislation of the country in which you want to conduct the program
Absence of nicotine, alcohol, or drug addictions
Extended information about the donor's close relatives, their education, and hobbies
Animated childhood photograph of the donor
Donor's education and occupation
Photographs of the donor and their children
Voice recording and handwriting sample of the donor

When selecting donors, we focus on the candidates' reproductive peak and psychological maturity.

By law, people between the ages of 18 and 35 can become egg and sperm donors.

We consider donor ages more strictly than the law:

— Women aged 22-32

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Protocols. Certifications. Results

We work according to uniform ESHRE (European Society of Human Reproduction) clinical protocols in all seven countries. No market operates under lower standards.

ISO 15189:2022 Medical Laboratories - Competence and Impartiality. Mandatory for all laboratories in the network.
ESHRE Guidelines 2023 Current European guidelines for oocyte donation - protocols for stimulation, cryopreservation, and transfer.
PGT-A / NGS Preimplantation genetic testing for aneuploidies using NGS. Mandatory for all donor programs.

11 stages
10% approval

01

Initial Questionnaire

Online Screening: Age 19-30, BMI 18-28, no chronic illnesses, no smoking. Automatic screening - 45% of candidates are eliminated at this stage.

02

Medical History

Detailed personal and family history for three generations. Exclusion of hereditary diseases, cancer, and psychiatric diagnoses.

03

Gynecological examination

Pelvic ultrasound, ovarian reserve assessment (AMH, AFC), hormonal profile (FSH, LH, E2). Minimum AMH: 2.0 ng/ml.

04

Infection Screening

Full panel analysis according to EU Directive 2004/23/EC. Mandatory retesting after 90 days.

05

Genetic Testing

Karyotype, expanded carrier screening (300+ diseases), CF and SMA testing. A medical geneticist will be involved for interpretation.

06

Psychological Diagnostics

MMPI-2 + Technical Interview. Independent psychologist's decision. Assessment of motivation and emotional maturity.

07 - 11

Final Medical Council + Approval

Collegiate Decision: Embryologist, Reproductive Gynecologist, Geneticist, Psychologist. Signing of Informed Consent. Donor Insurance.

Examinations for entry into the program

1

Results of medical-
genetic examination
(Geneticist's report)
(Karyotype test)

2

Psychiatrist's report
(provided by the candidate)

3

Appointment (examination, consultation)
General Practitioner

4

Electrocardiogram

5

Chest X-ray
(provided by the candidate)

6

Ultrasound Pelvic Organ Examination

7

Ultrasound examination of the mammary glands

8

Determination of antibodies to Treponema pallidum in the blood

9

Determination of antibodies of classes M and G (IgM, IgG) to the rubella virus in the blood

10

Determination of antibodies of classes M and G (IgM, IgG) to the human immunodeficiency virus HIV-1 and HIV-2

11

Determination of antibodies of classes M, G (IgM, IgG) to viral hepatitis C and to the viral hepatitis B antigen

12

Blood test biochemical
general therapeutic

13

General (clinical)
comprehensive blood test

14

Coagulogram (indicative study of the hemostasis system)

15

General urine analysis

16

Determination of herpes simplex virus antigens in the blood

17

Appointment (examination, consultation) with an obstetrician-gynecologist

18

Microscopic examination of vaginal smears (for aerobic, facultative-anaerobic microorganisms, Candida fungi, parasitological examination for Trichomonas atrophozoites)

19

Microbiological examination for chlamydia, mycoplasma, and ureaplasma

20

Cytological examination of a cervical specimen

Donor Protection

Every Embrybank donor is insured for the duration of their program participation. Medical support is provided for six months after donation. The program can be withdrawn at any stage before stimulation begins without any consequences. Data is kept confidential in accordance with the laws of each country.

Place your family's future

In the hands of a dedicated team of medical professionals, legal experts, and personal coordinators

All doctors

UAE

Turkey

Georgia

UAE

Dr. Dimitrios Kafetzis

Medical Advisor

Turkey

Dr. Handan Namli

Medical Advisor

Georgia

Dr. Tamta Tsaava

Medical Advisor

UAE

Dr. Zhanna Gaifulina

Medical Advisor

UAE

Dr. Dimitrios Kafetzis

Medical Advisor

UAE

Dr. Zhanna Gaifulina

Medical Advisor

Turkey

Dr. Handan Namli

Medical Advisor

Georgia

Dr. Tamta Tsaava

Medical Advisor

Frequently Asked Questions About Egg Donation

What is egg donation and who is it suitable for?

Egg donation is an assisted reproductive technology program in which the eggs of one woman (the donor) are used for fertilization for the benefit of another family or individual (the recipient). The program is recommended for women with insufficient ovarian reserve, early menopause, genetic conditions that prevent the use of their own eggs, and those who have undergone cancer treatment that has affected ovarian function. Donor eggs are also used in surrogacy programs and by single men.

How does a fresh egg donation cycle differ from cryobanking?

With fresh-cycle donation, the menstrual cycles of the donor and recipient are synchronized: eggs are retrieved and fertilized in a single protocol, and the resulting embryos are transferred as quickly as possible. This option requires coordination of both parties' schedules.
Oocyte cryobanking involves the use of pre-frozen eggs from a pre-existing catalog. The recipient selects a donor, regardless of their personal cycle, and begins the protocol at a convenient time. This is a more flexible and typically faster route to embryo transfer. Both options demonstrate comparable success rates when using modern vitrification technologies.

How does the egg donor selection process take place?

Each donor undergoes a multi-stage medical and psychological examination before being included in the catalog. This includes: ovarian reserve assessment (AMH, antral follicles), hormonal profile, genetic testing for hereditary diseases, infection screening, gynecological examination, and a psychological assessment of readiness for participation in the program. The catalog provides detailed information about each donor: appearance, blood type, education, profession, interests, and family history up to the third generation. Many profiles include photographs, audio, and video recordings of the donor.

How much information about the donor will I be able to obtain?

The amount of available information depends on the bank's policies and jurisdictional laws, but each profile in our catalog contains over 200 donor characteristics. You will be able to view a detailed description of the donor's appearance, health and genetic information, social and professional information, family history, and, in some cases, photographs of the donor as an adult and their children. Donor anonymity is fully maintained: no in-person meeting between the donor and recipient is scheduled.

What is the success rate when using donor eggs?

Donor programs demonstrate higher success rates than cycles with one's own eggs, as only young women with confirmed good ovarian reserve are eligible to donate. The average success rate for embryo transfers obtained from donor eggs is 55–70%, depending on the clinic, protocol, and individual recipient factors. Modern vitrification technology allows frozen oocytes to maintain a performance comparable to a fresh cycle.

Is it possible to deliver donor biomaterial to my clinic?

Yes. If you are already being treated at the clinic and would like to use donor oocytes or sperm from our catalog, the biomaterial can be shipped anywhere in the world. We ship in specialized cryogenic containers (Dry Shipper) filled with adsorbed liquid nitrogen at temperatures below -190°C. The container is not subject to x-ray scanning during customs clearance. We coordinate all logistics, from paperwork to delivery of the material to the receiving laboratory.

How much does the egg donor program cost?

The cost consists of several components: the donor's fee, medical expenses for stimulation and puncture (in the case of a new cycle), the cost of oocytes from the cryobank, fertilization and embryo culture, recipient preparation protocol, embryo transfer, and cryopreservation of the remaining embryos, if necessary.
The final cost depends on the chosen program format and clinic. We provide a full and transparent estimate before any procedures begin, with no hidden fees at any later stages.

How to start an egg donation program?

The first step is a free initial consultation with a specialist. We'll review your medical history, answer all your questions, discuss available program options, and select the optimal route: a fresh cycle, cryobank, or biomaterial transport to your clinic. After the consultation, you'll receive a personalized plan with clear timelines and costs for each stage.

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We will explain all the details of your program, advise you on choosing a fertility clinic, and answer any questions you may have.

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Oocyte donation

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What we specialize in

We are responsible for the quality of the material and your peace of mind

Only 10% of prospective donors are approved for the program.

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Protocols. Certifications. Results

11 stages 10% approval

Examinations for entry into the program

Donor Protection

Place your family's future

Frequently Asked Questions About Egg Donation

What is egg donation and who is it suitable for?

How does a fresh egg donation cycle differ from cryobanking?

How does the egg donor selection process take place?

How much information about the donor will I be able to obtain?

What is the success rate when using donor eggs?

Is it possible to deliver donor biomaterial to my clinic?

How much does the egg donor program cost?

How to start an egg donation program?

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