Become a donor

Offer the possibility of creating a new life

Like saving a life, you help to create a new life and a happy family

Practically, being a sperm donor means helping a couple or a woman start a family and experience the unique feeling of motherhood and fatherhood.

Being a donor means overcoming a dead end and giving hope.

With small steps and everyday actions you share your life. But you are also able to share it in a deeply meaningful way, giving the opportunity to create a whole, independent life.

If you recognize the social contribution to the decision of becoming a donor and are aware of your contribution, then we look forward to meeting you.

The requirements you need to know

If you are young, healthy and want to make a difference with your actions, you can make a positive contribution towards the solution of a major social problem. The process is simple and has multiple benefits for the donor who will become a member of Cryogonia’s donation program.

Donor Benefits

The process is simple and has multiple benefits for the candidate donor.

FREE LABORATORY TESTS

Free selected sperm and blood laboratory tests during participation in the programselected sperm and blood laboratory tests, specialized genetic tests, freezing and 5-year cryopreservation of a semen sample collected after the donor’s participation in the program and stored for personal use

ETHICAL SATISFACTION

Ethical satisfaction for an act of substantial assistance and social contribution

FINANCIAL COMPENSATION

Financial compensation for the costs of participation in the program (according to law 3305/2005)

FREE LABORATORY TESTS

Free selected sperm and blood laboratory tests during participation in the programselected sperm and blood laboratory tests, specialized genetic tests, freezing and 5-year cryopreservation of a semen sample collected after the donor’s participation in the program and stored for personal use

ETHICAL SATISFACTION

Ethical satisfaction for an act of substantial assistance and social contribution

FINANCIAL COMPENSATION

Financial compensation for the costs of participation in the program (according to law 3305/2005)

The procedure Step By Step

Initial testing

Initial testing period requiring 3-5 visits

Collection of samples

Collection of samples intended for donation

Repeat testing

Repeat testing every 3 months

Completion of the program

Completion of the program with repeat testing 3 and 6 months after the final sample collection

Selection procedure of candidate donors

All candidate sperm donors are selected after a detailed screening, which includes the following:

  • Introductory interview

  • Questionnaire – Informed consent

  • History / urological evaluation

  • Psychological evaluation

  • Laboratory testing

Scientist using a microscope in a lab

Candidate Questionnaire

Please take a few minutes to answer

If you are interested in becoming a donor in CRYOGONIA, this short questionnaire is the first step towards your participation in our Bank’s donation program.

Please answer the following questions honestly. Your answers are strictly confidential, they help us get to know you better and see if the donation program is a good fit for you.

With your participation, your contribution is very important, while at the same time you benefit from the privileges offered by the program.

Participant information

Fill in your basic information before starting the questionnaire

Have you ever been a sperm donor?
Are you, to your knowledge, positive for any sexually transmitted disease (indicatively, but not limited to: HIV, HepB, HepC, Syphillis, HTLV, HPV, Herpes, CMV)?
Are you, to your knowledge, positive for any Infectious Disease (indicatively, but not limited to: Zika Virus, West Nile Virus, SARS Virus)?
Are you, to your knowledge, a carrier of any known genetic disease (indicatively, but not limited to A-thalassemia, B-thalassemia, Sickle Cell Anemia, Cystic Fibrosis, Spinal Muscular Atrophy, Non-syndromic Hearing loss)?
Has any of you relatives (up to your grandparents) exhibited any hereditary disease (i.e. Pulmonary, Heart, Neurological or Psychiatric Disease)?
Have you ever undergone a sperm analysis?
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Are you adopted?
Do you have any siblings?
Do you have any biological children?

Thank you

for answering honestly and in full