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Become a sperm donor

Become a sperm donor
Become a sperm donor
Become a sperm donor

Take a stand. Help others. Earn up to 6,500 DKK per month

As a sperm donor at Cryos you help others achieve their dream of having a child. At the same time, you will get up to 500 DKK per donation – or 6,500 DKK per month. Apply online and visit our sperm bank in Aalborg, Aarhus, Odense, or Copenhagen.

Do you meet the requirements to become a sperm donor?

To become a sperm donor at Cryos, you need to meet certain requirements. Among other things, you must:

  • Be between 18 and 45 years old
  • Be healthy – physically and mentally (preferred BMI not above 35)
  • Have good sperm quality
  • Be able to inform us about your and your family’s medical history
  • Be able to visit one of our departments 1-2 times per week

See all sperm donor requirements

 


How to become a sperm donor

What our sperm donors say

We asked some of our sperm donors their reasons for becoming donors and how it feels to make a huge difference for others. Read what they say below.

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News for Cryos Sperm donors
News for Cryos Sperm donors

  

Who do you help as a sperm donor?

Unfortunately, not everyone can conceive without help. As a sperm donor, you help couples struggling with male infertility, lesbians and single women who have not found the right partner. What they all have in common is a strong desire to have a child.


Why become a sperm donor at Cryos?

Cryos is a Danish sperm bank with more than 35 years of experience, and we are proud to call ourselves the world's largest sperm bank. We prioritize safety and honesty, ensuring that you, as a donor, feel safe and well-informed throughout the entire process. We provide you with thorough preparation before you make the final decision to become a sperm donor. We also strive to always give you the best possible experience, no matter which of our branches you visit. Learn more about Cryos here.

Frequently asked questions about being a sperm donor 

Is it difficult to become a sperm donor?

Becoming a sperm donor is difficult. Only about 5-10% of donor applicants at Cryos end up becoming sperm donors. The reason it is challenging lies in the extensive examination of the donors' mental and physical health, which eliminates many applicants. Additionally, many potential donors are excluded based on sperm quality, which needs to be very high for the sperm to withstand freezing and thawing for use in fertility treatment.

How many children does a sperm donor have?

The number of children a donor is a biological parent of varies since different countries have different regulations regarding the number of children per donor. In Denmark, a sperm donor can contribute to a maximum of 12 different families. Therefore, the donor can help bring more than 12 children into the world if they are born within the same family.

Do sperm donors receive payment?

No, a sperm donor does not receive payment, but sperm donors are compensated for their inconvenience and transportation. The compensation varies from person to person, but as a sperm donor, you are guaranteed a minimum amount of 200 DKK for each donation. A sperm donor can receive up to 500 DKK for one donation.

Can I donate sperm anonymously?

Yes, at Cryos, it is possible to donate sperm anonymously. As a sperm donor, you can choose to be a Non-ID Release donor, which means that children born through your sperm donations cannot obtain any identifying information about you from Cryos at any point. Learn more about your sperm donor profile and choices here.

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