Monday, May 19, 2014

egg donor compensation 2014

Know the value of your eggs
When women opt to donate her eggs, compensation can be a major factor to consider. The fee paid by the agency is for time, effort and inconvenience sustained by an egg donor. These donors play a vital role in the life of sterile couple. However, an egg bequest procedure demands a lot of time, responsibilities and personal sacrifice from the donors. Therefore, it is appropriate to compensate a contributor for the troublesomeness bared during the tenure. Women who wish to donate her ovum should understand how the egg donation remuneration procedure works and what are the legal and ethical thoughts associated with it. According to the Journal of Fertility and Sterility published in 2007, normally, egg donor compensation will be approximately USD 4,217.
However, the compensation paid to the contributors may vary by geographic location and in some cases the contributors can expect high remuneration if they meet unusual traits of the intended parents. In the United States, there is no such law to specify the compensation paid for donors. Therefore, the amount paid by the intended parents or clinics may cover the time and inconvenience sustained by a contributor. However, the ASRM (American Society for Reproductive Medicine) suggests that, if a total amount paid to a contributor exceeds USD 5,000 requires justification and amount above USD 10,000 is not appropriate.  So, egg donors should carefully review the advertisements if publicists mention above USD 10,000 as remuneration.
Even if the ASRM specified amount at $10,000, intended parents who are looking for a particular quality and a person from specific ethnic background may pay up to $60,000 to donors. 

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