When you browse our catalog, you see smiles, beautiful eyes, and profiles detailing talents. But behind every profile stands a multi-level medical and genetic “filter”. Becoming a donor in our bank is harder than getting into a prestigious university.
When you choose an egg donor, you look at eye color, education, and childhood photos. That’s the emotional side of the choice. But there’s another side – rational and invisible – that happens in our labs: genetic matching.
When a couple or a single woman decides to use donor oocytes, many questions arise. One of the most critical is genetics. We understand that for every parent, the genetic health of their future child is Priority No. 1. That is why our bank’s work doesn’t start with a photo catalog, but with deep molecular analysis.
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