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Egg donation is a key part of many surrogacy programs. Mexico offers rigorously screened donors, world-class fertility clinics, and costs 60–70% lower than the United States — without compromising on quality or safety.
per donor cycle
per donor cycle
Only 5–10% of applicants pass the full screening process. Here's what's required:
Egg donors in Mexico are typically 21–29 — the optimal window for egg quality and quantity.
Hormonal panels (AMH, FSH, estradiol), ovarian reserve ultrasound, infectious disease screening, and complete blood work.
Karyotyping and expanded carrier screening for 300+ conditions including cystic fibrosis, sickle cell, and fragile X.
A licensed psychologist assesses mental health, motivations, and emotional readiness.
Family medical history, education, substance screening. Non-smokers with healthy BMI (18.5–29.9).
From selecting your donor to embryo transfer — here's how egg donation works step by step.
Review anonymous profiles: physical traits, education, medical history, and photos. Match on ethnicity, eye color, height, blood type and more.
⏱ 1–3 weeksThe donor's cycle is synchronized with the surrogate's (or intended mother's) uterine preparation using hormones.
⏱ 2–3 weeksControlled stimulation with gonadotropins. Goal: 10–20 mature eggs per cycle.
⏱ 10–14 daysTrigger shot, then transvaginal ultrasound-guided aspiration under light sedation. 15–20 minutes.
⏱ 1 dayICSI fertilization, culture to blastocyst, optional PGT-A.
⏱ 5–7 daysBest embryo transferred; remaining high-quality embryos vitrified (95%+ thaw survival).
⏱ 1 dayTypically $5,000–$8,000 USD including donor compensation, screening, medications, and retrieval — vs $15,000–$30,000+ in the US. Often included in all-inclusive surrogacy packages.
Yes, by law. You receive detailed profiles but not identifying information. Known donation is possible if both parties agree.
Yes — ethnicity, skin tone, eye and hair color, height, blood type, education and more. Diverse Mexican, European, and mixed heritage donors.
Typically 10–20 mature eggs; about 70–80% fertilize and 40–50% become viable blastocysts.
70–80% per transfer at top Mexican clinics, vs 40–50% with own eggs for women over 38.
Yes. FertilyLife coordinates certified international embryo transport.
From a standard single cycle to our premium Gold Package with guaranteed eggs.
For intended parents who need both egg and sperm donation, FertilyLife coordinates a combined program with carefully matched donors.
Connect with FertilyLife, a trusted surrogacy agency in Cancún. Free initial consultation — no obligation.
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