Purchase Donor Eggs
Using RFC Egg Bank
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RFC offers one of the most established, ethical, and successful donor egg IVF programs in the country.
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We provide access to a diverse pool of thoroughly screened, FDA-compliant egg donors, helping intended parents build families with confidence, transparency, and care.
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Egg donation allows embryos to be created using eggs from a donor—typically between ages 20–30—which are fertilized with sperm from an intended parent or sperm donor and transferred to the uterus of the intended mother or a gestational carrier.
Donors may be:
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Anonymous (most common)
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Known (friend or family member, when appropriate)
Who Is a Candidate for Donor Eggs?
Donor egg IVF is a highly successful pathway to parenthood for:
Diminished Ovarian Reserve
Women with diminished ovarian reserve or premature ovarian insufficiency or menopause
Single Men
Single men pursuing parenthood
IVF Challenges
Individuals or couples with repeated IVF failure or poor egg quality
Same-Sex Male Couples
Same-sex male couples using a gestational carrier
Genetic Conditions
Women with certain genetic conditions they do not wish to pass on to their children
Transgender Individuals
Transgender individuals seeking reproductive assistance (LGBTQ+)
Success Rates at RFC
RFC's donor egg IVF outcomes consistently rank among the highest success rates nationally, reflecting careful donor selection, advanced embryology, and individualized medical protocols.
95% Egg Thaw Survival Rate
82% Clinical Pregnancy Rate
How the Donor Egg IVF Process Works
STEP 1:
For donor egg IVF, an egg donor recipient may select an egg donor who is part of our in-house egg donor program by using our egg donor database or one from an egg donor agency. Additionally, the egg donor may be a sister, close friend, or relative of the recipients. The egg donors from our in-house program and donor agency must pass a vigorous egg donor application process, ensuring for our patients that the eggs they will receive have the optimal chances for success.
STEP 2:
Once you have selected and matched with an egg donor our physicians will prescribe medications to prompt her ovaries to produce multiple eggs at once, which we will retrieve and fertilize with sperm from the male partner or a sperm donor. For same-sex couples one or both male partners will provide previously frozen sperm samples to fertilize the donated eggs.
STEP 3:
Our embryology team will freeze the resulting embryos while the intended mother or gestational carrier takes medication to prepare her uterus for embryo transfer. Once the intended mother or gestational carrier lining is ready for transfer our embryology team will thaw and transfer one healthy embryo in hopes of achieving pregnancy. While the goal of every pregnancy is a singleton, or one baby, male couples may opt to transfer back one embryo from each male partner if their gestational carrier agrees. However, as twin or higher-order multiples present potentially higher risks to the babies and the gestational carrier, RFC does not advise this, for safety reasons.
Our Egg Donors
All donors undergo a rigorous, ASRM- and FDA-compliant screening process, including:
Medical and family history
Genetic carrier screening
Infectious disease testing
Ovarian reserve assessment
Psychological evaluation
How Donor Profile Access Works
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Submit the interest form below
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Our team reviews your case
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Once approved, you gain secure access to donor profiles
(Profiles are visible only after approval)
