We have a wide range of donor sperm available now. No waiting time
AdBaby IVF Centre operates a comprehensive sperm donor program to assist individuals and couples achieve their dream of parenthood. We have a wide range of donor sperm, from diverse ethnic backgrounds, available now.
Choosing to use donated sperm is a life-changing decision and one that requires serious consideration and support. Our professional team of specialists can provide all the information you need to make an informed decision, and our nurse coordinators are available to discuss any questions you may have about the sperm donor process.
Who requires donor sperm?
Donated sperm is required by couples and individuals for a number of reasons, including:
- Heterosexual couples who cannot fall pregnant due to male infertility
- Single people who wish to achieve pregnancy
- Lesbian couples who wish to start a family.
Quarantine period for sperm?
Three-month quarantine period applies to all clinics recruited sperm donors.
All sperm donors are tested for infectious diseases before donations commence. It is compulsory that the donated sperm from a known donor is stored for a quarantine period of three months before release for use by the recipient.
At the end of the quarantine period, all sperm donors are rechecked for the following transmissible viruses:
- HIV
- Hepatitis B
- Hepatitis C.
Types of donors
Clinic-recruited donor
When a donor voluntarily donates their sperm to an unknown recipient, this is called a clinic-recruited donation. The donor and recipient do not know each other, and the donor can choose to keep their identity
unknown; however, they must agree to provide identifying information to be revealed to a child conceived as a result of their donation once the child turns 18 or younger with counsellor approval.
There are many benefits of using a clinic-recruited sperm donor recruited through AdBaby IVF Centre. These benefits include: knowing that the donor has undertaken counselling and understands the implications and legalities of being a donor, including no legal rights to the child; that the quality of the sperm has been checked; that thorough medical screenings has been completed to exclude any transmittable or genetic diseases; a three-month quarantine period for the sperm donation is enforced which is followed by a further medical screening of the donor; and a limit is placed on the number of offspring that result from each donor.