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A married couple, faced with the inability to conceive a child in a natural way, is considering the prospects of using assisted reproductive technologies. For example, private egg donation. In social networks, on forums and message boards, you can find messages about finding a donor with a promise of high rewards and offers from donors themselves.

Couples experiencing problems with childbirth see a solution to their problem in using an egg donor and an IVF procedure, and the price is also important for them. The frozen donor egg cost in countries where commercial donation is allowed can vary from a few hundred to several thousand dollars. Non-profit donation does not imply payment of oocytes directly, but does not eliminate the need to pay for their transportation, embryo creation and transfer services, and other related procedures.

Oocyte donation does not always imply the instant introduction of the obtained eggs into the uterus of the recipient. Clinics everywhere practice the cryopreservation procedure. Freezing biological material allows you to use the method of in vitro fertilization at any time, without delay, to examine the donor and stimulate the production of healthy eggs.

Couples who have problems with childbearing and need donor oocytes are interested in egg donation in the Czech Republic. Czech law is loyal to assisted reproductive technologies. Prices are significantly lower than in the USA. Therefore, the interest of couples is quite justified.

Due to the annual increase in the number of couples experiencing difficulties with childbearing, egg donor services are in high demand, for which supply is not always in time. ART is still prohibited in many countries or access to them is severely restricted. A number of countries prohibit anonymous donation and require couples who use this service to provide information about a donor to a child upon reaching the age of 18 upon request. Not everywhere donors can count on rewards. In the UK, Greece and Canada, they are entitled to a small compensation for expenses incurred and lost earnings. 

Over the past few years, Ukraine has held the status of one of the leaders in the field of reproductive technologies. The level of ART is not inferior to the world leader - the United States, and prices are on average 5 times lower. Therefore, if you need an egg donor, Ukraine is an indisputable option. Indisputable thanks to guaranteed program «Egg donation» in the Ukrainian egg donors clinic  Feskov Human Reproduction Group.

Egg donation in Scotland is permitted on a non-profit basis. Women who donate their oocytes are paid compensation in the amount of about 750 pounds. Thus, the egg donation cost in Scotland is mainly composed of the cost of a separate medical procedures accompanying it. In general, the total amount may turn out to be very significant,  a limited set of oocytes and IVF are available to couples, and it is far from always possible to achieve pregnancy without exhausting this limit. Repeated procedures for replanting reproductive material are carried out with only a small discount.

Egg donation in Norway, as well as surrogacy, is prohibited by law. The prohibition is associated with strict religious traditions and conservative beliefs. The government equates this procedure with human trafficking and strictly prosecutes violators by law. Information is widely reported in the media in order to prevent attempts to break the law.

Finland is on the list of countries where reproductive medicine is not inferior to the level of the world leader - the United States. Clinics in Finland are contacted for artificial insemination of eggs, both local residents and childless couples from around the world.

According to the laws of most countries (where ART is allowed, including the egg donor service), an adult woman up to 35 years old, without physical and mental illnesses, with negative tests for traces of alcohol, drugs, nicotine, STIs can become an egg donor. It is highly desirable (in some cases, obligatory) that the candidate has at least one healthy child. Infertile women want to guarantee that a child born from an egg donor will be healthy and will not inherit genetic diseases. According to statistics, out of 10 candidates, only 2 get into the database.