NAFG’s View on Egg Donor Compensation

Since the year 2000, the American Society for Reproductive Medicine (“ASRM”) and the Society for Assisted Reproductive Technology (“SART”) established and maintained a limit on what they considered appropriate donor compensation (amounts more than $5,000 required “justification” and amounts above $10,000 were “not appropriate”). An antitrust lawsuit charging price fixing (Kamakahi v. American Society for […]

ASRM deletes their compensation cap from egg donor guidelines

The American Society for Assisted Reproductive Medicine (ASRM) has now deleted its compensation caps from its ethical guidelines. http://blogs.wsj.com/law/2016/02/03/fertility-industry-group-settles-lawsuit-over-egg-donor-price-caps/?mod=wsj_valettop_email

Frozen Donor Eggs: An Emerging Market and a Word to the Wise

Now that new freezing techniques have made frozen eggs more viable, doctors and patients are eager to work them, as they offer some time and cost advantages over fresh. However, because a donor egg cycle is so costly, is it not financially practical in most cases for a clinic to do a donor egg cycle […]