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Standard Egg Donors Near Me

Standard Egg Donors Near Me – Surrogacy4All

At Surrogacy4All, we understand that finding the right egg donor is deeply personal—and affordability shouldn’t be a barrier to building your family.

Our Standard Egg Donor Program connects intended parents with healthy, fully screened donors who meet all clinical, psychological, and legal requirements. These donors are bright, diverse, and compassionate individuals who are ready to help you start your journey to parenthood.

What Is a Standard Egg Donor?

A standard egg donor is a healthy woman, typically between the ages of 21 and 29, who has undergone comprehensive medical, genetic, and psychological screening. These donors are often students or young professionals who are eager to help others achieve their dream of parenthood. While they may not have elite academic backgrounds, they meet all clinical standards and are dedicated to the donation process.

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Why Choose a Standard Egg Donor?

Benefit

Description

Affordability

Standard egg donor cycles are cost-effective, typically priced at $18,000 for six frozen top-quality M2 eggs, making IVF more accessible.

Fast Matching

With a diverse pool of donors, intended parents can expect shorter wait times and flexible scheduling.

Diverse Profiles

Access to donors from various ethnic, cultural, and religious backgrounds ensures a match that aligns with your preferences.

Clinically Screened

All donors undergo thorough medical, genetic, and psychological evaluations to ensure the highest standards of care.

Excellent Outcomes

Standard donors have high egg quality and live birth rates comparable to elite donors.

 

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What's Included in a Standard Egg Donor Cycle?

Whether you’re using a surrogate or planning a direct IVF transfer, our standard donor package includes:

Fresh vs. Frozen Eggs – Which Should You Choose?

TypeFresh Egg CycleFrozen Egg Batch
What it isEggs retrieved in sync with your cycleEggs already retrieved and frozen
TimingRequires 4–6 weeks to prep and coordinateImmediate transfer possible
Typical Eggs6–20 mature eggs6–8 mature eggs
Success RateSlightly higher overallExcellent when thawed properly
Cost$20,000 + IVF Costs$18,000 for 6 eggs

Our team will assist you in deciding based on your timeline, clinic preference, and budget.

Success Story – Choosing Simplicity & Compassion

Meet James and Carla. After a long journey, they chose a bright, healthy 25-year-old donor from our standard program. They shared, “We didn’t need a rocket scientist—we needed someone kind, healthy, and ready to help us start our family.” Their story is a testament to the profound impact of choosing the right donor.

Sample Standard Donor Profiles

Below are a few examples of the types of donors available in our database (names have been altered for confidentiality):

We have more than 20 standard egg donors ready for immediate egg freezing procedures tailored to your needs.

What Are the Costs?

The costs for standard egg donation are transparent and all-inclusive, with no hidden fees:

Service

Cost Range

Fresh Cycle (Full retrieval)

$20,000 + IVF Costs (Some insurance coverage may apply)

Frozen Egg Batch (6–8 eggs)

$18,000 – $24,000

Donor Travel & Legal Fees

Typically included or estimated separately

We also offer flexible payment plans and financing options.

What’s Included

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FAQs – Standard Egg Donor Program

A standard egg donor is a healthy woman, typically aged 21-29, who undergoes medical, genetic, and psychological screening. These donors are often students or young professionals who are committed to helping others build their families.

The cost for a standard egg donor cycle is typically $18,000 for a batch of frozen eggs, with additional IVF costs. Fresh egg cycles are around $20,000, and some costs may be covered by insurance.

The cycle includes a detailed donor profile, medical and psychological screening, egg retrieval, legal contracts, and dedicated case management throughout the process.

Fresh cycles require 4-6 weeks for prep and coordination, with a higher success rate, while frozen egg cycles offer immediate transfer and typically include 6-8 eggs.

Fresh cycles require 4-6 weeks for prep and coordination, with a higher success rate, while frozen egg cycles offer immediate transfer and typically include 6-8 eggs.

At Surrogacy4All, we offer a wide range of pre-screened standard egg donors with diverse backgrounds and profiles, allowing you to find a donor who aligns with your needs and preferences.

Browse Our Standard Egg Donor Listings

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