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IVF with donor eggs
in the UK, for patients
from the United States

Specialist donor-egg treatment in London, with immediate access to
UK-recruited donors, no waiting list and transparent treatment packages.
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350+ Donors available
No waiting list
UK-regulated treatment (HFEA)

A trusted UK alternative to donor-egg IVF in the US

For many US patients, donor-egg IVF can feel expensive, complex and difficult to compare. London Egg Bank offers a regulated UK pathway with immediate donor availability, specialist clinical care and clear package options.

Donor Egg IVF Packages for US Patients

For many patients travelling from the United States, the cost of IVF with donor eggs can be significantly higher than in the UK. At London Egg Bank, we offer clear package options so you can understand the likely treatment cost before you travel.

Our success rates based on thousands of treatments are consistently above the HFEA average.
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Package Includes Embryo guarantee Price
IVF with 6 donor eggs 6 donor eggs, IVF treatment, ICSI, blastocyst culture and embryo transfer Minimum 1 blastocyst embryo £12,890
IVF with 10 donor eggs 10 donor eggs, IVF treatment, ICSI, blastocyst culture and embryo transfer Minimum 2 blastocyst embryos £16,340
Silver Refund Package Up to 2 donor egg allocations, unlimited embryo transfers and 50% refund if you do not have a baby Live birth-focused package £22,000
Gold Refund Package Up to 2 donor egg allocations, unlimited embryo transfers and 100% refund if you do not have a baby Live birth-focused package £30,000

Refund packages are subject to medical review and suitability. Your treatment coordinator will explain exactly what is included, what may be additional, and how many visits to London are likely to be required.

Why London Egg Bank

Largest donor egg bank in the United Kingdom
  • Over 300+ donors available
  • Fully screened and regulated
  • Available immediately – no waiting list
HFEA-regulated and fully screened donor programme
  • Medical, genetic and psychological screening
  • Donors are matched to the needs of our patients
Specialist treatment with donor eggs
  • High success rates with donor egg IVF
  • Over 30 years of experience
  • Expert team in donor egg IVF and fertility care
Personal care
  • Personalised patient coordinator
  • Individual treatment plan
  • Multilingual team that supports you every step of the way

Success rates

Our success rates based on thousands of treatments are consistently above the HFEA average.

Learn more about our results

AGE UNDER 35 AFTER FIRST CYCLE

CUMULATIVE PREGNANCY RATE WITH OWN EMBRYOS FROM SINGLE EMBRYO TRANSFER

CUMULATIVE PREGNANCY RATE WITH OWN EMBRYOS FROM SINGLE EMBRYO TRANSFER (AFTER DONOR EGG IVF)

How the treatment works

Our structured process guides you step by step on your journey to parenthood.
Here are the key stages of treatment.
Initial consultation
We discuss your wishes, review your medical history and answer all your questions.
Choose your donor
You can view detailed profiles and select your preferred donor.
Preparation for treatment
We support you with preparation and create your personalised treatment plan.
Sperm sample prepared
In partnership with an approved lab we prepare the sperm sample.
Embryo transfer
One or more embryos are transferred into the uterus.
Pregnancy test
Around 12–14 days later you take a pregnancy test to confirm whether the treatment was successful.
How long will I need to stay in London?
1 Day
1 Day

FAQS

Frequently Asked Questions for patients travelling from the United States

For US patients considering treatment abroad, London offers a combination of specialist fertility care, strong regulation, convenience and value. The UK is an English-speaking destination with a healthcare system familiar to many American patients, and London is one of the world’s leading centres for specialist private healthcare. Fertility treatment is regulated by the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority (HFEA), with clear requirements around donor screening, consent, traceability and patient care. London is also well connected to major US cities, and many of our American patients already visit the UK for work, holidays or to see friends and family. Treatment can therefore often be incorporated into a relatively short stay. The cost of donor egg treatment in the UK may also be significantly lower than private donor egg treatment in the United States, depending on the treatment pathway chosen.
Most US patients only need to travel to London for one or two short visits, depending on their treatment plan.
Initial consultations can be completed online, while blood tests, investigations and monitoring scans can usually be arranged in the United States. Your treatment coordinator will confirm your schedule before treatment begins so you can plan your travel in advance.
London Egg Bank has frozen donor eggs available for treatment, so there is no need to wait for a donor cycle to be synchronised with yours. Once you have completed your consultation and any required investigations and selected your donor, treatment can be planned around your circumstances and travel arrangements. Fresh donor egg treatment may also be available depending on your circumstances, preferences and donor availability.
Yes. You can browse the London Egg Bank donor database online from the United States and choose from the donor profiles currently available. Profiles include non-identifying information such as physical characteristics, ethnic and family background, medical history, interests and personality. Our matching team can also help you identify suitable donors if particular characteristics are important to you.
Our egg are recruited in the UK and undergo our donor recruitment and screening process in one of our clinics. They come from a wide range of backgrounds, but what they have in common is that they have chosen to donate because they want to help others. Egg donation in the UK is altruistic, and donors receive only the compensation permitted within the UK system for the time, inconvenience and expenses involved in the process.
All of our donors understand that children born from their donation can request identifying information about them once they reach the age of 18.
For many donors, this is part of why they feel comfortable with the UK system: it is based on openness, responsibility and respect for the future child. They choose to donate knowing exactly what that commitment means.
All egg donors recruited by London Egg Bank are ID-release donors under UK law. Their identity remains confidential during your treatment and throughout the donor-conceived child’s childhood. From age 18, a donor-conceived person can apply to the HFEA for identifying information about their donor if they wish. This can include the donor’s name, date and place of birth and last known address. The donor does not have parental rights or financial responsibility for a child born as a result of the donation.
Donor egg IVF in the UK is regulated by the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority (HFEA). Licensed clinics must meet requirements covering donor screening and consent, laboratory practice, storage, treatment and traceability. The HFEA also maintains a national register of licensed fertility treatment and donation, providing long-term records relating to donors, recipients and donor-conceived people.
London Egg Bank offers several donor egg IVF packages, including options with embryo guarantees and, for eligible patients, multi-cycle programmes with partial or full refund options. These packages can help US patients understand their potential treatment costs before travelling to the UK. Your coordinator and fertility doctor will explain the available options and advise which programmes you may be eligible for based on your individual circumstances.
In some circumstances, yes. Embryos can be created using donor eggs in London, frozen and subsequently transported to an appropriate fertility clinic in the United States. This depends on the receiving clinic’s requirements and the relevant regulatory and transport arrangements. Our team can discuss whether this is suitable for your treatment plan.
After your embryo transfer, pregnancy testing and early monitoring can usually take place in the United States. Our team will provide instructions about medication and when to take your pregnancy test. If blood tests or early pregnancy ultrasound scans are required, these can generally be arranged locally and the results shared with our clinical team in London. You therefore remain supported by London Egg Bank after leaving London rather than having to stay in the UK for early pregnancy monitoring.
US citizens can travel to the UK for private medical treatment under the UK’s visitor rules, provided they meet the relevant entry requirements.
For short visits, US travellers will normally need an Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) before travelling rather than a conventional visa. Entry requirements can change, so we recommend checking the latest UK Government guidance when planning your trip.Our team can provide documentation confirming your treatment arrangements if this is required for your journey.

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You can request more information or book a free consultation with our Treatment Coordinator. This initial consultation is part of the treatment process and will guide you through each step, answer your questions, and help you explore all your options.

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Our Terms and Conditions

Conditions of use:

London Egg Bank (LEB) is a registered company in London based at 112 Harley Street.

By reserving a donor at the LEB, you, the recipient of the donated eggs, confirm that you have:

  • attended a consultation with a fertility doctor at LEB or any registered fertility clinic which has a Third-Party Agreement with LEB and have a treatment plan at that clinic.

  • received verbal and written information about your treatment and had the opportunity to discuss the procedures involved in receiving eggs as part of your treatment with your treating clinic.

  • been informed that you have received all the relevant information pertaining to your treatment from your treating clinic, as required by the HFEA Code of Practice.

  • been offered counselling by your treating clinic regarding the implications of the treatment.

  • received a confirmation of the full cost of your treatment.

Ordering and purchasing donor eggs:

  • An order is considered completed when the recipient has completed and returned all required documentation and made payment.

  • LEB will confirm your order when they have received confirmation of your treatment cycle from your chosen clinic, as well as have received your signed consent forms and payment in full.

  • Frozen eggs provided by LEB should be used in treatment within 4 months of the date of dispatch from LEB. This is to ensure that your reserved pregnancy slot is not lost.

  • Please complete and sign the donor characteristics consent form within 5 days or your order will be cancelled, remember to check your junk/spam mail folder. If you have any queries regarding your donor acceptance paperwork, please call 0207 299 9547 between 08.30 – 17.30hrs and a member of staff will be happy to help you.

  • Donor eggs will only be reserved and dispatched after full payment of eggs and transportation if required (see the Refunds and Cancellation policy for further details).

General:

  • Donor Eggs (Eggs) provided by LEB may only be used for embryo creation at the laboratory of one of the registered clinics which has a TPA with LEB.

  • LEB provides Eggs to you for your exclusive personal use, and you confirm that you will only use them as such.

  • LEB Eggs provided to you may not be resold or distributed without LEB’s written permission.

  • All information relating to donors is kept confidential and disclosed only in the circumstances permitted by law. Information on donors comprises sensitive personal data for purposes of the Data Protection Act 2018. LEB will only provide relevant information about your selected donor to you for the purpose of allowing you to select an Egg donor, without breaching the donor’s confidentiality (Data Protection Act 2018) and the relevant requirements of the HFEA Act 1990.

  • LEB’s donor database usually has a large selection of available donors. However, donor availability may be limited at times. LEB provides donor eggs on a first come, first served basis.

  • It is important that you inform LEB of the treatment date that you have agreed with your clinic. The LEB must be informed of any changes to this date immediately.

  • This agreement does not override the terms of paragraph 4A of Schedule 3 to the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Act 1990 (as amended) (‘HFEA Act’) which states that the Egg donor may withdraw or vary her consent from the use of her eggs in treatment at any time. This includes if an embryo has already been created using her Eggs. The variation to consent may occur up until the time of embryo transfer and may result in the discard of this embryo(s).

  • In some cases, there may be the possibility of adding extra eggs to the order from the same or a different donor. Please be aware that embryos created from different donors cannot be used in one treatment cycle.

Quality standards:

  • All donors available via the LEB donor database have been recruited and screened in compliance with donation criteria under the European Tissues and Cells Directive (EUTCD), Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority (HFEA) standards and professional guidance.

  • All frozen donor egg samples have been procured, tested, processed, preserved and stored in a manner consistent with EUTCD and HFEA requirements.

  • LEB does not take responsibility for eggs or embryos being accepted by any other external centres.

  • LEB eggs meet all required quality standards. However, LEB cannot guarantee that a pregnancy will be achieved using donor eggs or that any pregnancy or offspring derived as a result of using the egg donor will be free from genetic disorders/defects or infectious diseases. In particular:

    1. it is not feasible to test for ALL genetic markers or infectious diseases and in some cases, there are no available tests.

    2. donor testing is properly administered; however, even where the results return as normal, the tests have limitations and may not be entirely reliable; and

    3. LEB’s recruitment processes (including counselling) rely on the donor providing accurate and correct information about their genetic and general health history. We treat the information provided by the donor in good faith. LEB is not able to independently verify this information. However, to date we are not aware of any inaccurate information being provided by our donors.

Donor confidentiality:

  • Non-identifying information about each donor is displayed on the LEB donor database. LEB is unable to provide any further personal information on donors.

Refunds and cancellation policy:

  • Should you change your mind and wish to cancel your order for any reason, LEB will offer you a full refund within 5 working days of placing an order. 

  • Please note that the egg thaw survival rate and fertilisation rate provided on our patient information materials represent the averages of all patients per stated period of time and age group. We do not guarantee a minimum egg thaw survival or fertilisation rate per patient cycle. 

  • In the rare event that all the eggs (whether from one donor or a mix of two or more donors) do not survive the thawing process, LEB will offer you a new batch of eggs free of charge.

  • Once donor eggs are dispatched from our premises and delivered to a treatment centre not part of London Women’s
    Clinic / JD Healthcare Group, they are non-returnable and non-refundable.

Limitation of liability:

  • LEB shall not be liable for any special or consequential damages that result from the use of, or the inability to use, the materials on this site or the performance of the products, even if LEB has been advised of the possibility of such damages. Applicable law may not allow the limitation of exclusion of liability or incidental or consequential damages, so the above limitation or exclusion may not apply to you.

  • London Egg Bank cannot guarantee that additional eggs will be available at a later date for the purposes of treatment for a sibling pregnancy.

  • Donated eggs (fresh and/or frozen) are not quarantined prior to use. There is therefore a theoretical risk of transmission of infection through the transfer of embryos.