Our purpose-built Manchester clinic allows donors to undertake all or part of their egg donation journey in South Manchester supported by our expert donation team.
Did you know that each year, egg donors offer a lifeline for those facing infertility? By donating your eggs, you can offer hope to others who long to experience the joy of parenthood. So, if you live in or around Manchester, are aged between 18 – 35 and maintain a healthy lifestyle, you could be eligible for our egg donation programme.
If you have any questions about egg donation, feel free to contact one of our friendly and knowledgeable egg donor assistants. They would be happy to talk you through any questions you may have.
Amelia House
3 Oakwood Square
Cheadle Royal Business Park
Cheadle
Greater Manchester
SK8 3SB
Monday - Friday: 8am-6pm
Monday - Friday: 8am-6pm
Saturday - Sunday: 8am-12pm
The postcode for your navigation system is SK8 3SB. Parking is available for free in our private car park, located to the rear of the clinic. EV chargers are also available. View in Google or Apple Maps.
The nearest train station to the clinic is Heald Green, which is a 25-minute walk away. View in Google or Apple Maps.
The business park is also accessible via bus, with our nearest bus stop being Cheadle Royal Hospital. View in Google or Apple Maps.
The business park is also accessible via Cheadle Royal Roundabout or St Anns Road. View in Google or Apple Maps.
When you arrive, the team will be ready to greet you. Your first visit will include a series of tests to assess your suitability for egg donation. Rest assured, there’s no need to worry—all tests will be carried out by clinical professionals and are expected to last approximately 30 to 40 minutes.
Take a look below to see what’s involved. In the meantime, if you have any questions, you can always contact our team via our patient app, Amelya.
Egg Donors UK is the new face of the leading egg donation clinic, Manchester Donors. Owned and operated by Manchester Fertility, who has been helping build families since 1986. We have a HFEA-regulated clinic licensed for all aspects of fertility treatment, including egg collection, freezing, and storage, we uphold the highest standards for egg donation.
UK’s largest network of donation facilities
At our Manchester clinic, we prioritise the well-being of our donors and are committed to providing first-class support at every stage of the journey. From the very first contact to the moment of egg collection, our compassionate team ensures that donors not only feel informed but also deeply cared for and supported every step of the way.
I heard about egg donation from a colleague when I worked in the prison service as she had donated and told me all about it. I had never really heard about it before and thought it was an amazing thing to do, so I started to do my research.
No, egg donors do not get paid, as it is illegal to buy and sell eggs in the UK. However, you do get compensated for each completed egg donation cycle for your time and effort.
Yes, egg donation is legal in the UK. It is tightly regulated by the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority (HFEA).
From the moment you apply to the donation of your eggs and beyond, we will ensure you are well looked after by offering support throughout; you will not be on your own, our team have been looking after egg donors for over 35 years, so we will make sure you get the right care and advice at every step of your donation.
We make sure that during the egg donation process, you attend counselling sessions with our team to ensure you fully understand the implications associated with your decision.
Our counsellors BICA-registered , are experts in their field, and fully trained to give you the support and the right advice from the very beginning. They will make sure that you are ready to become an egg donor and that the decision is the right one for you.
The law was changed in 2005 so that all new HFEA-registered donors are potentially identifiable to any conceived children once they reach the age of 18. Until then, they only have access to non-identifying information, such as your height, weight, hair and eye colour. Once they are 18 they can then contact the HFEA and obtain further details.
No. It is extremely unlikely that donating eggs will affect your future fertility. Women who have donated eggs in the past have shown no adverse effect on their fertility in the years following the procedure.
Many donors like to find out if any babies have been born as a result of their egg donation. You are entitled to know if your eggs have been used successfully, including the number of children that have been born, whether they are boys or girls and the year of their birth. You will not be given any information which could lead to those children being identified.
From your very first appointment to egg collection it can take up to three months. The process takes this amount of time as you will be required to undergo various screening tests, medical history checks and counselling sessions before we can accept you as a donor at Egg Donors UK. Once you're accepted, and you have been registered with the HFEA, it can take up to three weeks to stimulate your ovaries using daily injections to produce mature eggs. During this time, you will attend a local centre for ultrasound scans, blood tests and screening.
Transform a life, by creating one. Become an egg donor today.
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