How to Donate Eggs for Money in Arizona

"Thanks to the wonderful compassion and thoughtfulness of egg donors, many couples have realized their dreams of having a family," says Precious Wonders Egg Donation, a Phoenix, Arizona, fertility treatment center. Egg donation has increased dramatically since 1983, the first successful donor egg delivery. As of 2010, there are no laws in Arizona that forbid egg donation for compensation, and donors receive $3,500 at most clinics in Phoenix.

Things You'll Need

• Age between 18--30
• High school graduate
• Height and weight proportionate

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Instructions

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  Fill out a donor application on the website of the company you choose for egg donation. There are strict requirements for egg donors in Arizona; check that you fit all of them.There are multiple fertility clinics specializing in egg donation in the Phoenix area, differing in their exact procedure and the amount of compensation you receive.

• 2

  Attend an interview with a donor coordinator. Depending on the clinic, this may be done on the phone or in person. The coordinator will go over the risks and details of egg donation, and confirm that you still want to go through with it.

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  Attend a psychological evaluation. Most clinics require a psychological evaluation to ensure you are emotionally ready for donation.

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  Go to a medical evaluation. After you have passed the psychological evaluation, you will be medically evaluated. You will take several tests, have blood drawn, have a Pap smear and be given clear instructions.

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  Follow the instructions provided and take all medications prescribed. Go into the clinic on the days required to have ultrasounds and to receive further medications and instructions.

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  Go into the clinic for the egg retrieval procedure. It is a simple, nonsurgical outpatient procedure that usually takes about 30 minutes. The clinic will keep you for about two hours following the procedure to ensure you don't have an unusual reaction to the medication. Most women are able to return to work or school the next day.