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Egg donation in Colombia

Reprotec program

Egg donation is an act of solidarity that allows many people and couples to achieve motherhood when it is not possible with their own eggs.

I want to be an egg donor!

At Reprotec Centro de Fertility we have a specialized egg donation insurance program, backed by specialists in assisted reproduction and an egg bank that meets the standards of health authorization.

Why egg donation?

Egg donation is an effective alternative when a woman cannot conceive with her own eggs.
It is indicated in cases such as:

Low ovarian reserve

(Insufficient amount of eggs).

Reduced oocyte quality

that decreases the probability of pregnancy with its own eggs.

Genetic diseases

to avoid transmitting to the offspring.

LGBTQ+ couples and single parents.

Participating in the program is Donating Hope:
Your eggs can become the possibility of a family for another person.

Who can donate eggs?

At Reprotec we carry out an exhaustive evaluation of all the candidates in accordance with the regulations of health authorization. Donors must meet established requirements (not modified):

Mandatory requirements to be a donor

Be between 21 – 30 years old.

have a good general state of health.

Do not use tobacco or psychoactive substances.

Provide information about personal and family medical history.

Not having made donations at other fertility centers.

Have a minimum of six months after having a tattoo or piercing.

Residence in Bogotá, Pereira, Cali or Cartagena.

Availability of time for medical appointments and medication administration.

Results of genetic and laboratory tests within normal parameters.

Favorable concept in psychological assessment.

These requirements are part of the program selection protocol and no changes are applied.

Do you meet the requirements?

I want to be an egg donor!

How is an egg donor selected?

Step 1
Interview with the Egg Donation Program Coordinator.


Here you can learn more about the program, ask the questions you need, confirm that you are interested in the selection process and receive detailed information about the following steps.

Step 2
Signing of informed consent to start the selection process.

Informed consent is a medical document in which Reprotec explains in writing what the egg donation process consists of.

Step 3
medical assessment.

This is a consultation with a fertility specialist in which your medical history will open and you will have a transvaginal ultrasound to observe your ovaries.

Step 4
psychological assessment.

In this session we will inquire about your occupation, habits and lifestyle, and we will talk about your motivation to donate your eggs.

Step 5
Sampling for genetic and laboratory tests.

In this step, the signing of informed consents is also signed with which you authorize Reprotec to carry out the analysis of your samples.

Donation/treatment process

Once the evaluation phase has been completed and approved, you will be scheduled to start the treatment to make the donation, which is developed in four steps:

Step 1
Signing of informed consents.

Reprotec must have your consent before starting treatment for the donation. This means that it is our responsibility to ensure that you fully understand the entire process, and that you authorize us to perform medical procedures.

Paso 2
ovarian stimulation.

For a period of 10 to 12 days we will apply medicines for the growth and maturation of a greater number of eggs.
During stimulation, the specialist will perform several ultrasounds to help you observe your body's response to the drug and the growth of the follicles.

Step 3
Follicular aspiration.

This is an outpatient procedure that takes 20 to 30 minutes with which we will extract from your ovaries all the available eggs. For this procedure, sedation is used, so you will remain at the center for at least two hours before returning home. After extracting them, the eggs are taken to the embryology laboratory for analysis and to be vitrified, that is, to be frozen and preserved in the egg bank.

Step 4
monitoring and support.

After follicular aspiration we will continue to temporarily monitor you to know that you are doing well in your daily life.

The overall estimate of the duration of the process (including the selection phase) is approximately 3 months:
the selection takes on average 2 months and medical treatment around 15 days.

Confidentiality and fate of eggs

Egg donation in Colombia is anonymous by law. At Reprotec we handle your data with absolute confidentiality. Receiving couples only access information on the donor’s phenotype (height, color and type of hair, eye and skin color) to seek physical affinity; No personal or contact information is shared.
Once the donation is made, the eggs will belong to the receiving person or couple and the donor will not have rights over them.

Does the donation have costs for the donor?

No. Reprotec covers what is necessary to complete the donation process and makes free tests and evaluations available to the donor. In addition, transportation to the center for drug administration is covered. In the virtual informative talk (held on Thursdays) this point is expanded.

Testimonials from mothers who achieved their pregnancy thanks to egg donation

Every testimony you will find here is possible thanks to the egg donation.
Women who, after a path full of challenges, today live the joy of having achieved their dream of being mothers.

Apply to be an egg donor!

If you meet the requirements and want to help other people build a family, apply here:
Please do not fill out the form if your interest is different from egg donation.

Preguntas frecuentes Método ROPA

  • ¿Cuál es la diferencia entre el método ROPA y la fertilización in vitro convencional?
  • ¿Qué requisitos médicos deben cumplir ambas madres?
  • ¿Cómo se elige al donante de semen en el método ROPA?
  • ¿Qué porcentaje de éxito tiene este tratamiento?
  • ¿Cuál es el costo aproximado del método ROPA en Colombia?
  • ¿Cuánto tiempo dura el proceso completo?
  • ¿Qué estudios previos deben realizarse antes de iniciar?
  • ¿La madre genética también puede ser la gestante en otro intento futuro?
  • ¿Este tratamiento está disponible en cualquier ciudad o solo en sedes específicas de Reprotec?
  • ¿Qué riesgos o complicaciones pueden presentarse durante el procedimiento?
  • ¿El bebé tendrá vínculo genético con ambas madres?