Donated egg is an invaluable gift
Donate eggs, there is a constant shortage of them
Donating eggs is a small act with a big impact. For many couples, the only chance of parenthood is treatment with donated eggs.
By becoming an eggdonor, you give a gift that cannot be measured in money.
Marika Mikola, Fertility doctor
Did You know that…
- In Finland, approximately 3500 fertility treatments using donated gametes are performed annually. The majority of these treatments are carried out at private clinics, like ours.
- The shortage of donated eggs is so significant that waiting times range from three to nine months depending on the clinic.
- If you are a woman aged 18-35 with no hereditary diseases, consider becoming a donor.
- Donating eggs does not affect your fertility.
- As a donor, you will receive reimbursement consisting of compensation equivalent to the daily allowance from KELA, travel expenses, and a fixed compensation of 250 euros.
”I help because I can”
Jenni Blomberg, donor:
”In a way, I donated eggs for very self-centered reasons because I want to be the kind of person who helps when they can. Not specifically because I’m giving someone a chance at a child, but because I have the opportunity to help, and then I have to help.”
”For the recipient, it’s the most important thing in the world – for me as a donor, it mainly required a bit of schedule adjustments”
Maija Kalliola, donor:
“I just turned 34, I don’t have children, and they’re not currently in my plans either. Instead, I’m considering if I should go donate eggs once more.”
Would you like to know more?
Would you like to donate eggs?
Please leave a contact request, and we’ll provide more information about gamete donation. You can also send an email to lahjasolut@dextra.fi , and we’ll get in touch with you.