Frozen Egg Donor Cycle

Frozen donor eggs, ready when you are

Eggs already retrieved, vitrified and stored — no cycle synchronization, a known number of eggs upfront, and safe shipping to your clinic worldwide.
Origen Egg Bank 500+ Frozen donor eggs available from carefully screened donors.
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Advantages

Why parents choose frozen donor eggs

Advances in vitrification have made frozen donor eggs a flexible, predictable path to parenthood.

No synchronization

No need to align the donor’s and recipient’s cycles.

Known egg count

Retrieval is already done, so you know how many eggs you have before starting.

Shorter timeline

The time from choosing a donor to embryo transfer can be shorter.

Lower cost per cycle

The cost per treatment cycle can be lower than with fresh eggs.
How It Works

From egg bank to embryo transfer

Four simple stages, fully coordinated by our team.
01

Choose your donor

Select from screened donors with frozen eggs in the Origen Egg Bank.
02

Vitrified & stored

Eggs are preserved by vitrification, an ultra-rapid freezing that protects their structure.
03

Shipped to your clinic

Secure cryogenic shipping to the IVF clinic in your country.
04

Thaw, fertilize, transfer

Eggs are thawed, fertilized and the embryo transferred to the recipient.
Safe Worldwide Shipping

Your eggs travel with care

After retrieval, we ship your donor’s frozen eggs to the IVF clinic in your country. We partner with FDA-approved clinics and a courier offering some of the most reliable cryogenic shipping in the industry.
Temperature-controlled dry shippers with liquid nitrogen
Dewars are never X-rayed, protecting the material
FDA-approved partner clinics
Support team available 24/7 during transport

Global reach

The safest, most direct routes, worldwide.

Science on your side

Advanced technology for biomaterial storage in transit.

In a timely manner

Timely, secure and compliant with global shipping standards.
Is It Right for You?

Who frozen donor eggs can help

A deeply personal choice — and an excellent option for parents who value flexibility and a clear picture from the start.
Diminished ovarian reserve Premature ovarian failure Recurrent miscarriage Single parents Same-sex couples
Fresh or Frozen?

A quick comparison

Process Frozen: eggs ready to use, no synchronization. Fresh: donor and recipient cycles aligned.
Timing Frozen: quicker start to IVF. Fresh: more planning required.
Eggs Frozen: a fixed, known number. Fresh: often a larger number of eggs.
FAQ

Good to know

Answers to common questions about frozen donor eggs. Talk to Our Team
What is vitrification?
Vitrification adds cryoprotectants to the eggs, followed by ultra-rapid cooling. This prevents ice-crystal formation and keeps the egg’s structure intact until it is thawed, fertilized and prepared for transfer.
Are success rates different from fresh eggs?
National live-birth rates with frozen donor eggs are currently somewhat lower than with fresh eggs, but freezing and thawing technology has improved significantly. Results also depend on the clinic performing the transfer.
What are the risks?
Medical risks mainly concern the donor during retrieval, such as rare ovarian hyperstimulation, infection or bleeding. Research shows the risk of birth defects with frozen donor eggs is minimal and comparable to other assisted reproduction methods.
How are the eggs shipped to my clinic?
In temperature-controlled dry shippers kept cold with liquid nitrogen, along safe and direct routes. Dewars are never X-rayed, and our support team is available around the clock during transport.
Origen Egg Bank

Start with frozen eggs, on your timeline

Explore available donors in the Origen Egg Bank, or talk with our team about the best option for your family.