Sperm Bank
A viable option for men with low-quality sperm samples and for single women
who wish to become mothers.
When should you consider using a Sperm Bank?
Using a Sperm Bank is recommended when a man has low-quality semen or a risk of transmitting a genetic defect. It is also an option for single women who wish to become mothers or those in the LGBTQ+ community.
How are donors selected?
All semen donors must meet the following requirements:
- Be between 18 and 30 years old.
- Be in good physical and mental health.
- Have no genetic, hereditary, or infectious diseases that could be transmitted to offspring.
Once the semen sample is received, it is stored in a bank and quarantined for 6 months to control the risk of disease transmission. After this period, tests are repeated to ensure the donor is not in the early stages of an infection.
Choosing Your Donor’s Characteristics
You can select a donor for your treatment. Let us know your ideal characteristics, and we will choose the candidate who best matches them as closely as possible.