Knowledge is power

One of the most important aspects of egg donation is having a clear understanding of what happens to your eggs once donated, and what kinds of families you’ll help. Here, we outline several types of families that you may help when you choose to participate in our Split program. 

Whether you are someone who is thinking about donating your eggs or someone pursuing donor egg IVF, this article is for you. Dr. Saira Jhutty shares a little more about the rigorous psychological evaluation that takes place for potential egg donors.

When it comes to your body, you are your own best spokesperson. Here are some tips for advocating for yourself during the egg freezing journey.

Can acupuncture really help improve egg freezing outcomes? Let’s find out. 

Here, we'll break down the different members of your fertility team and what services they provide, to help you understand who you'll be working with on your egg freezing journey.

If you’re on any medications for your mental health and you’re considering freezing or donating your eggs, you may be wondering if you’ll need to stop your antidepressant during the process. This is a common question and we’ll be answering it in today’s article so read on to find out. 

Cofertility is a human-first fertility ecosystem rewriting the egg freezing and egg donation experience. Our Split program allows women to freeze their eggs at no cost, when they donate half to a family that could not otherwise conceive. I had the privilege of sitting down with one of our Split members to delve into her personal journey—why she chose to freeze her eggs through our program, how she navigated the emotional toll, and the future she envisages for herself and her family.

In this article, we’ll explore the findings of one large study that looked at nearly 1,000 patients who froze their eggs and what happened with those eggs years down the line. There haven’t been a ton of studies and surveys that look into this but it’s important information to know as you consider your fertility options. While the process of egg freezing has improved significantly in recent decades, there’s still some concern about whether egg freezing is worth it and what outcomes to expect if someone does end up using their eggs.

Egg donation is an incredible way for women to help others fulfill their dreams of parenthood — but you might be wondering, what does “egg donation” actually mean? The process involves several steps, and it’s important to have a rock-solid understanding of what’s involved before moving forward with donating your eggs. 

The gift registry has been a cultural institution for pivotal life moment. These wish lists give friends and family an easy way to provide support that you actually want. But what if we took this concept and applied it to another life milestone that is also super exciting? This brings us to the idea of an egg freezing registry.

Rachel Liverman Crane is the Founder & CEO of the East Coast skincare facial concept Glow Bar. She's also taken a bold step in her personal life by freezing her eggs — a journey made even more remarkable by overcoming medical anxiety, a common fear that affects many people facing medical procedures.

While it’s true that some STIs can lead to infertility, there’s no need to freak out in the case of HPV. HPV on its own shouldn’t affect your ability to conceive. However, because HPV is often asymptomatic, it’s also one of the least treated STIs. Most of the time, that isn’t a big deal. But depending on the type of HPV someone has, there can be an increased risk of developing cancer or precancerous cells on the cervix, which do require treatment. The treatments to remove these abnormal cervical cells can, in turn, affect fertility—this is when discussing fertility if you have HPV becomes really important so let’s talk about it.