For Austrian Recipients

Recent statistics show in 2020, the fertility rate in Austria was 1.6 children per woman. The fertility rate of Austria fell gradually from 2.2 children per woman in 1971 to 1.6 children per woman in 2020. That means most couples started to use fertility treatments. According to the data from IVF Fond reports, after three fertilization attempts, the average birthrate is 50%. In women aged 35, the success rate is 26%; in their 40s, the rate decreases to 15%, and at 44 years old, it's 3.2%.

Our mission is to make new life possible by offering the highest quality donor oocytes for intended parents and fertility clinics. We are acting according to the EU-Tissue Directive 2004/23/CE, 2006/17/EC and deliver donor oocytes to all EU countries and export outside the European Union.

Ovoria Egg Donor comply with:

HFEA (Human Fertilization and Embryology Authority setting standards)
Canadian Assisted Human Reproduction Act (AHRA)
Requirements of Red Latinoamericana de Reproduccion Asistida (REDLARA)
U.S. Food and Drug Administration regulations (FDA)

Ovoria Egg Donor Bank offer to our Austrian partner clinics:

Non-anonymous egg donors
Donors up to 30 years old
Three family limit
Donor blood sample storage according to The Austrian Reproductive Medicine Act (FmedG) and the Austrian Tissue Protection law
Completely screened egg donors
The child born with the help of egg donation can receive information about the donor at the age of 14

Which benefits will you receive by choosing Ovoria Egg Donor Bank for undergoing IVF in the Austria?

150+ completely screened egg donors according to the international ART associations guidelines
User-friendly online service for the biomaterial reservation
Direct biomaterial (eggs, sperm, embryos) shipping to Austria according to the necessary procedure
Consultation with professional teams of professionals includes fertility specialists, embryologists, genetics, who have academic degrees in medicine and are members of ESHRE, ASRM and UARM. They have constantly been improving knowledge and skills
Guarantees for each set of oocytes Austrian recipients