If you are aged between 18 and 35 you could give an infertile couple in the UK the chance of parenthood.
Please contact us on 0203 826 3213 to rearrange your appointment.
Donate at either of our convenient central London clinic locations at Canterbury or London Bridge
Women are born with one to two million eggs in their ovaries. Would you share a few eggs to help an infertile couple?
Apply today.
We’re the first egg bank in the UK with an online donor catalogue
Come and join us at our next Egg Donation Seminar. Find out more about becoming a donor in a relaxed and friendly environment.
In this video one of our experienced clinical team explains the process of becoming an egg donor.
The London Women’s Clinic and the London Egg Bank are collaborating with the University of Cambridge to embark on a series of research studies looking at the feelings, thoughts and experiences of women (and couples) thinking about or going through IVF, egg freezing, and/or egg donation. We would love to hear from you if you would consider taking part in this research.
How well do you think you know what exactly happens during you cycle? Not that well? In that case read on, this blog post is for you!
Most women know that their period comes from the breaking down and shedding of their uterine lining, if they didn’t get pregnant that month. However, most women don’t know exactly how or why it happens. This is in part because periods have been a taboo in our society for so long. Given that they are something that will happen to half of the world’s population at some point in their life, it is time to break the taboo, don’t you agree?
In the UK, around 1.5 million women suffer from endometriosis. In practical terms, that is 1 in 10 women having debilitating pain during their period. Could you or someone you know be one of these women?
