No, our donor egg solutions are designed to minimize travel time and stress for future parents. Egg harvesting and IVF are performed in Ukraine, but the embryos will be flown to France and transferred locally.

Our facilities in Ukraine are state of the art and fully compliant. We fly in doctors from countries with the highest standards of care, like the US, UK, and Israel, to ensure all procedures are performed professionally.

We match donors to future parents based on your requirements – from hair color to ethnicity. Our donors go through extensive evaluation procedures to make sure they’re safe, willing, and healthy in every way. Among the tests performed are thorough genetic testing and psychological evaluations. Due to our strict and high standards, 50% of potential donors are disqualified in this process.

Egg donation in a foreign country is a risky procedure, and many companies act as middlemen. If something goes wrong, they shake off responsibility, leaving you to fend for yourself. At Manor Medical, we own and manage every step of the process for over 12 years now. You’ll be able to stay calm and know we’ll be there for you no matter what. Many companies also guarantee a specific number of pre-IVF eggs, even though you can never foresee how many embryos these will provide. We guarantee a certain number of embryos to maximize your chances of success.

Yes. Egg donation with Manor Medical is fully insured by Lloyd’s, an international insurance company with decades of expertise. Our insurance policy is specific to fertility procedures and covers every step of the process.

Absolutely. We believe everyone deserves a chance to become parents. Our egg donation and sperm donation services are available to everyone.

Absolutely. We believe everyone deserves a chance to become parents. Our egg donation and sperm donation services are available to everyone.

We know how much you’re looking forward to a healthy pregnancy, and we do whatever we can to make it happen for you as soon as possible. Though there’s no way to foresee how long egg donation processes take, we do our best by keeping our treatment cycles short, with a new round of treatments performed every two weeks.

Manor employs a team responsible for finding and evaluating potential donors. Donors that meet our strict standards and requirements go through extensive psychological evaluations. Those who pass all evaluations are accepted into the program and go through additional medical tests.

Once potential donors pass psychological evaluations, our team asks them to provide blood samples for the following medical and genetic testing:

CF-22 mutation testing: df508, R553X, dele 2,3(21kb), 3846G>A (p.W1282X), 1624>T (p.G542X), 1521delCTT (p.F508del), 3909C>G (p.N1303K), 3718- 2477C>T, 1585-1G>A, 1647T>G (p.S549R), 3266G>A (p.W1089X), 273+IG>A, 254G>A (p.G85E), 3276C>G (p.Y1092X), 3700A>G (p.I1234V), 1075C>A, 1079C>A (p.Q359/T360K), 3120+1 Kbdel8.6kb, 2051_2052delAAinsG, 4010_4013 delITATT, 2989-1G>A, 54_5940_273+10250del21080

Genetic testing: Karyotype, Fragile-X, SMA, Glycogen storage disease type 1, DMD

Viral and infections disease testing: HIV, HEPATITIS B, HEPATITIS C, Syphilis, Gonorrhoea, Chlamydiosis, Full blood count, Blood group, and antibodies

Once the test results are available, a committee of 2 doctors chooses which donors will be allowed to donate eggs in the Manor Medical program. On average, only 55% of potential donors are accepted.

Yes. We’re incredibly proud of our in-depth evaluations. A member of our team meets with each potential donor. They make sure she fully understands the process and commitment required. They also ensure she’s participating voluntarily. Manor Medical will never accept a donor into the program unless we’re sure she knows the consequences and is applying willingly.

CF-22 mutation testing: df508, R553X, dele 2,3(21kb), 3846G>A (p.W1282X), 1624>T (p.G542X), 1521delCTT (p.F508del), 3909C>G (p.N1303K), 3718- 2477C>T, 1585-1G>A, 1647T>G (p.S549R), 3266G>A (p.W1089X), 273+IG>A, 254G>A (p.G85E), 3276C>G (p.Y1092X), 3700A>G (p.I1234V), 1075C>A, 1079C>A (p.Q359/T360K), 3120+1 Kbdel8.6kb, 2051_2052delAAinsG, 4010_4013 delITATT, 2989-1G>A, 54_5940_273+10250del21080

Genetic testing: Karyotype, Fragile-X, SMA, Glycogen storage disease type 1, DMD

Viral and infections disease testing: HIV, HEPATITIS B, HEPATITIS C, Syphilis, Gonorrhoea, Chlamydiosis, Full blood count, Blood group, and antibodies

Once the test results are available, a committee of 2 doctors chooses which donors will be allowed to donate eggs in the Manor Medical program. On average, only 55% of potential donors are accepted.

Yes, on some tiers you can get a current photo of the donor.

Unfortunately, we’re not able to match the donor to your photo at the moment.

Only if genetic counseling indicates the father is carrying a potentially-harmful genetic mutation.

Yes, Manor will provide additional complementary egg donation rounds if embryos don’t survive the thawing process.

Yes, Ukrainian law permits choosing the baby’s sex during IVF. We can perform the IVF procedure in our facilities in Kiev, or we can help transport the eggs to countries where the law allows parents to choose the sex of the baby. Please mention this when you reach out to us, and we’ll make sure to include the egg transport in the quote you receive.

Our team performs egg collection, embryo transfer, and egg shipments every week.

Our 2020 egg donation success rate was 67%.

Yes. Our donors are fully insured, and our team is covered by medical malpractice insurance. Even though we’ve never had a malpractice claim made, we want you to be fully protected in any occurrence.

The global standard recommends using day-5 embryos in the blastocyst stage. However, in some instances, sperm quality requires freezing embryos on day 3.

Egg donations are completely anonymous. There’s no direct contact between donors and recipients, and no identifying information is provided. In certain countries, like the UK and Australia, egg donation children may opt to find their biological mother once they’re 18. In these countries, donors are required to confirm they’re willing to have their information revealed in such cases.

Unfrozen, sperm only lasts 90 minutes. To perform out-of-country IVF, our team ensures sperm is frozen and transported in adequate conditions. If your doctor recomments using fresh sperm, you’ll be able to schedule a visit to our Kiev clinic.

Embryo cryopreservation has become highly advanced. Today, frozen embryos and fresh embryos have the same chances of success. Some studies even claim frozen embryos have higher success rates.

Women aged 21-30 can apply to the donor egg program.

– Women with diminished ovarian reserve
– Women who went through chemotherapy and radiation therapies, resulting in a low egg count
– Women who are genetically inclined to ovarian inactivity
– Women aged 40 or more
– Women who had a unilateral or bilateral oophorectomy
– Women experiencing ovarian dysfunction due to menopause
– Women with a low egg count or low-quality eggs