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Sperm donation
Become a sperm donor and gain up to 3,000 PLN in compensation.
Donate your sperm to the Gyncenter Sperm and Ova Bank and give those who cannot have children for biological reasons a chance at parenthood.
See what you gain:
- Compensation of up to 3,000 PLN
- The possibility of free laboratory tests worth more than 2,000 PLN
- Support from specialist doctors and a dedicated Gyncenter patient mentor
- Valuable information about the state of your health (on your own fertility, carrying viral and genetic diseases)
QUALIFICATION
Who can become a sperm donor?
Donors can become men:
- Healthy, without genetic or viral burdens
- Without addictions
- Between the ages of 18 and 35
- Having a minimum of vocational/secondary education
STAGES
How to become a sperm donor?
Stage I:
Apply for participation in the Gyncentrum Sperm Donation Program by compleating the aplication.
Stage II:
The program coordinator will contact you by phone or email for a follow-up interview. He or she will also inform you about the sperm donation procedure and invite you to your first appointment at the Gyncentrum Clinic.
Stage III:
During your first visit to the Gyncenter, you will learn about the formalities of the donation program and complete the paperwork. At this stage you will donate semen samples for testing.
After passing the verification of semen parameters, blood tests will be performed for: HIV, HCV, HBs Ag, Anti-HBc, VDRL and Chlamydia, as well as genetic testing.
Subsequent visits to the Gyncenter follow after the results of the genetic testing. Each time the donated semen is subject to freezing.
Stage IV:
At the last visit with donation of the sample for freezing, final laboratory tests are additionally performed. If the test results show no abnormalities, the donor semen is transferred to the bank.
Learn moreFrequently asked questions about donation
How to become a sperm donor?
In order for a man to become a sperm donor, he must first apply for participation in the donation program by filling out a form, and then undergo a several-stage qualification procedure. It primarily includes an interview with the potential sperm donor and tests to rule out any contraindications to taking part in the program. This includes semen testing, genetic testing and tests for sexually transmitted diseases. If there are no abnormalities in the test results obtained, the donor sperm collected in advance is sent to the Gyncentrum Sperm and Ova Bank.
How many times can semen be donated?
The number of visits is determined individually based on the parameters of the semen samples donated.
What does the semen collection room look like?
The semen collection room is a place where a man can comfortably and discreetly donate semen for testing. It is lockable, so a man doesn’t have to worry about someone entering during the process. The room also has a TV with movies and erotic magazines.
What does the whole process of sperm donation look like?
The donor donates semen into a sterile container via masturbation. It takes place in a dedicated room, in intimate conditions. There is a laboratory in the immediate vicinity of the room, so that the semen sample goes for analysis immediately after donation.
What are the factors that reject a candidate for sperm donation?
Men who are not eligible for the sperm donation program are:
- are carriers of genetic diseases
- have positive results of virological tests
- have low semen parameters
- have addictions (smoke cigarettes, abuse alcohol, smoke marijuana or use other stimulants)
- are not in the age range of 18 – 35 years old
Does the donor incur any costs?
The costs of the diagnostic tests performed and visits are covered by the Gyncentrum Clinic. As part of the reimbursement of costs related to travel to the clinic and vacation, the donor receives a lump sum during the visit related to the donation of biological material.
Does sperm donation require any special preparation on my part?
Alcohol and sexual abstinence for 2-7 days is required before donating semen. Other than that, no other conditions need to be met. The donor does not undergo any hormonal stimulation or take any drugs to prepare for donation.
Do I need to do any tests before donating sperm? Who covers their costs?
Before donating sperm, a number of tests must be performed, including blood tests for HIV, HCV, HBs Ag, Anti-HBc, VDRL and Chlamydia, as well as genetic tests, the total cost of which is covered by the Gyncentrum Clinic. All tests are performed on-site at Gyncentrum.
Can a child who was conceived thanks to semen from a sperm bank know his biological father?
In Poland, the sperm donor remains anonymous. The child and his or her parents will not learn the donor’s personal information.
Can I find out who is the recipient of my semen?
There is no way for the donor to find out who became a sperm recipient. Donation and recipient of reproductive cells is completely anonymous.