What Makes a Chosen One Donor?
We understand that our parents entrust us with providing donor options and we are happy to share that we make the effort to provide high-quality donors who possess several amazing qualities.

What Makes a Chosen One Donor?
We understand that our parents entrust us with providing donor options and we are happy to share that we make the effort to provide high-quality donors who possess several amazing qualities.

The Screening Process

Medical Screening
The medical screening may include a doctor consultation, comprehensive blood tests (including HIV, hepatitis, syphilis, blood type), a pap smear/cervical culture, urinalysis, and a drug screening. In most cases, the potential donor will receive a hormone blood test, as well as a vaginal ultrasound, to check ovarian and reproductive health.

Genetic Screening
A genetic test is a simple blood or saliva test that checks if you carry any inherited conditions that could be passed on to a child, such as cystic fibrosis. It helps ensure the healthiest possible outcome and allows intended parents to make informed decisions.

Psychological Screening
The egg donation process can be emotionally and psychologically stressful for some donors. In order to make sure that potential donors understand the process, are psychologically stable, and are emotionally prepared to become donors, a psychological evaluation is administered by a psychologist or social worker.
What’s in the Donor Portfolio?
With all of the detailed information in each donor’s portfolio, searching through it all to find your perfect match might seem daunting. That’s why our donor database is equipped with expanded search filters such as religion, education, physical appearance, and more. This allows you to narrow down your search and focus on the qualities that are most important to you.









