Yes. Eligible pregnant donors can continue producing embryos during pregnancy, allowing producers to maintain genetic progress while their donor carries the next generation.

Yes. Pregnant donor collections can be safely performed as long as our technicians can safely access the donor’s ovaries during the OPU procedure.

In many cases, donors can be collected until approximately 100–120 days of gestation. Eligibility ultimately depends on whether our technicians can safely reach the ovaries at the time of collection.

Donors may qualify if they are confirmed pregnant and our technicians can safely perform the OPU procedure. Your Trans Ova team can help determine eligibility based on the donor’s stage of pregnancy and individual circumstances.

The promotion is available to Trans Ova tiered clients. Per embryo contract clients and employees are not eligible.

Tiered clients receive $100 off each pregnant donor OPU collection, up to three collections per donor, for collections performed during the promotion period of July 1–September 30.

Visit our Service Dates page to find a collection location and date near you, or contact your Client Service Representative to discuss scheduling options.

Collecting pregnant donors allows producers to continue generating embryos, maximize the value of elite females, and create additional opportunities for genetic progress without waiting until after calving.