Who can become an Egg Donor?

Coastal Fertility is looking for women from a variety of backgrounds who are:

• Between the ages of 21-27 (Egg donors whose eggs have successfully resulted in a child may donate until 30 years old)
• In good physical and mental health
• Drug and tobacco free
• Free of the infectious diseases for which we screen
• Legally allowed to work in the U.S.

How Long Does It Take To Become an Egg Donor?

It will take about three months of your time to complete an egg donor cycle from day 1 of testing to egg retrieval. This includes lab work, ultrasounds, injections, egg retrieval and post-op visit. Most appointments will take no longer than 30 minutes. Learn more about the egg donor process step by step.

I Attend School/Work, Can I Still Be a Donor?

We can normally accommodate students and working women by arranging our appointments around their schedules. Contact us to see if we can work with your schedule.

Will There Be Any Cost to Me?

All costs for your evaluation and treatment are covered. There is no out of pocket expense to you.

Is the Egg Donor Retrieval Painful?

The final egg retrieval is performed under sedation; you will not feel any pain during the procedure, but possible discomfort may be experienced after.

Why Should I Become an Egg Donor at Coastal Fertility Specialists?

Coastal Fertility Specialists has been treating infertility patients for many years and offers an experienced staff of nearly 100 employees. Most treatment is provided at one location, removing the need for donors to travel out of state as required in some programs. This means less time and hassle required of you. We work closely with our donors, adapting our program to their schedules. Compensation is equal to other programs in the area.

When Will I Be Compensated?

Donors receive their compensation check for their time and effort on the day of egg retrieval.