Partner with the largest donor eggs bank in the UK

After referring your patient to us, we can create, store and transport embryos for you to use with them at your own clinic. This allows you to stay in full control of the IVF process for your patients.

Step 1 – Patient introduction

Before proceeding with treatment, one of our fertility consultants will review your patient’s medical history, completed HFEA forms and semen analysis results.

Step 2 – Initial consultation & egg donor selection

Our dedicated egg donation coordinator will meet with your patient to discuss our programme. They will then be introduced to our online donor database and work with an expert to find their ideal egg donor match. 

Step 3 – Sperm sample collection

Once a suitable egg donor has been chosen, we will get in touch with you to arrange the delivery of the sperm sample. If your patient is using partner sperm, they can either send us a frozen sample or produce a fresh sample at our London Harley Street clinic on the same day as the egg is thawed.

At this point, we will need to see your patient’s recent infectious screening results. 

Step 4 – Embryo creation

Our expert team will culture embryos in a state-of-the-art laboratory. When they reach the blastocyst stage at around day five or six, any suitable embryos will be frozen and safely stored.

Step 5 – Shipment to your clinic

When you are ready to receive the viable embryos, we will transport them safely to your clinic. Our senior embryologist will keep in regular contact with both you and your patient throughout this process, keeping you up to date on the progress of the embryos while they’re in transit. 

Can we ship donor eggs directly to your clinic?

Due to varying protocols and thaw success rates, we typically do not ship our donor eggs to clinics. This is because we can’t offer the same guarantee to patients that their eggs will be treated with the expert level of care as they would in our own clinic.

For this reason, we offer an ‘embryo creation’ package where we create the embryos in our labs before shipping them to your clinic.

In exceptional circumstances, we can also consider shipping donor eggs directly to an external clinic. However, you will need to contact us to find out more about setting up this type of arrangement.

If you’d prefer to refer your patient for full treatment at one of our UK-based clinics, our team of fertility specialists would be more than happy to support them throughout their entire fertility journey.

Once referred, we will book them in for a consultation with one of our fertility consultants.

At this point, we will review factors like their age, medical history and fertility background, before performing specific scans, taking blood tests and, if a male partner is involved, analysing their semen sample.

Using this information, we can then advise them on the best type of fertility treatment plan, setting them up with our dedicated egg donation coordinator, who will introduce them to our online donor database and personalised matching service.

We also ask all patients who are considering using donor eggs to conceive to see an independent counsellor at this point, to explore all the implications involved.

After an egg donor has been chosen, they will meet with one of our nurses to complete their screening tests and provide their consent. Using sperm from either the involved male partner or a sperm donor, we fertilise the eggs in our state-of-the-art lab, before assessing their suitability to perfectly time the embryo transfer.

Once ready, most women will only have one embryo transferred to avoid the risk of multiple pregnancies. We will store any remaining embryos for future use, in case another cycle is needed or your patient would like a sibling pregnancy later on.