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There are two different types of donors at&nbsp;Cryos; Non-ID Release or ID Release. Both types of donors have the option between two profile&nbsp;styles;&nbsp;Basic or Extended. Here we discuss the different donor types and profiles available with our online database.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

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<h2>Basic Donor Profile&nbsp;</h2>
In these profiles you only get information about the donor&rsquo;s race, ethnicity, eye color, hair color, height, weight, blood type and education/profession. Donors with Basic Profiles can, like donors with Extended Profiles, be Non-ID Release or ID Release donors.&nbsp;
<h3>Why choose a donor with a Basic Profile?&nbsp;</h3>
Some people only want to know essential information such as eye color and blood type, and do not have a desire to know any personal information about their sperm donor. If you prefer to know as little as possible about your donor, you should go with a basic sperm donor profile. 
<h2>Extended Donor Profile&nbsp;</h2>
Donors with an Extended Profile are registered with an alias, such as ERIK, GILES, or ARAM. This is not the real&nbsp;name of the donor. &nbsp;
The Extended Donor Profile contains the same information as the Basic Profile, but it also contains 5-6 additional documents of personal information about the donor.   &nbsp;
The Extended Profile includes information about his education, family background, personality, hobbies and interests. Additionally, the profiles contain a photo of the donor as a child, an emotional intelligence (EQ) profile, a handwritten message and a voice recording. Some of the ID Release Donors with Extended Profiles have also provided photos of themselves as an adult.&nbsp;
Sperm donors with Extended Profiles can, like donors with Basic Profiles, be Non-ID Release or ID Release. 
<h2>See an example of an Extended Sperm Donor Profile&nbsp;</h2>
Extended Donor Profile, Childhood&nbsp;photo and Emotional intelligence profile:&nbsp;

Example of Extended Profile from ID Release Sperm Donor

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<h3>Why choose a donor with an Extended Profile?&nbsp;</h3>
The Extended Profile can give you a good idea about what kind of person your donor is. The profile includes a photo of the donor as a child, and this can help you find a donor who looks like you or your partner as a child.&nbsp;
By choosing an Extended Sperm Donor Profile, you get the opportunity to enrich the conversation you have with your child about his/her genetic origin.&nbsp;
<h3>Non-ID Release and ID Release Sperm Donors&nbsp;</h3>
At Cryos, we have both Non-ID Release and ID Release Sperm Donors for you to choose from. The decision between using an Non-ID Release or a ID Release Donor is very individual, and can be affected by both personal preferences, beliefs and the legislation in&nbsp;your country of treatment.&nbsp;
When choosing your sperm donor, one of the first considerations to make is whether to go with an Non-ID Release or a ID Release Donor. The decision can be based on ethical beliefs or personal circumstances, but it can also be&nbsp;dependent on regulatory restrictions in your country of treatment.&nbsp;

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Even after 35 years of sperm donation, the question about donor Non-ID Release or ID Release is still widely debated all over the world. This means that some countries allow people to use both Non-ID Release and ID Releases Donors and other countries only allow one or the other.&nbsp;
To make sure you stay compliant with the rules, we recommend that you check the regulations in your country of treatment before deciding on your donor. Usually, your fertility clinic can inform you about the current regulation. Otherwise you are also welcome to <a href="/en-us/us-shop/professional/about-us/contact/">contact Cryos&rsquo; Clinic Account Team</a>.&nbsp;
Neither Non-ID Release nor ID Release Donors have any parental rights over donor children and have agreed not to seek contact with the donor children.&nbsp;
<h3>Non-ID Release Donor&nbsp;</h3>
The donor has made the choice of being Non-ID Release himself. An Non-ID Release Donor is non-contactable, and if you choose an Non-ID Release&nbsp;Donor, you will never receive more information about him than what has already been disclosed in his donor profile. Cryos will never reveal the donor&rsquo;s identity.&nbsp;
The donor has made the choice of being Non-ID Release himself, and he has agreed not to contact the potential donor children. Likewise, the client agrees through the Terms of Agreement, not to attempt to contact the donor in the future.&nbsp;
Nevertheless, donor sperm carry DNA and therefore, there is always a risk that donors, clients and children can trace&nbsp;or be traced via DNA-analysis which can compromise the privacy.&nbsp;
<h3>Why choose an Non-ID Release Donor?</h3>
There may be various reasons to choose an Non-ID Release Donor. Maybe you do not want to know too much about the donor, or you have no wish for your child to meet him in the future. Some families may view sperm donation&nbsp;as a means to&nbsp;complete the dream of having a family and therefore, they do not wish for the donor to have a role in the child&rsquo;s life in the future. Other people do only have the option of having an Non-ID Release&nbsp;Donor due to regulations in their country. Regardless of your reason, the decision is very personal and only you know what&nbsp;is the right decision for you.&nbsp;
<h3>ID Release Donor&nbsp;</h3>
A ID Release Donor is identifiable, and the donor child will have the option of receiving identifying information about the donor when he/she grows up &ndash; in most countries at the age of 18. The donor has chosen to be a ID Release Donor and he has agreed to be contacted by his donor children. Even though the donor has agreed&nbsp;to be accessible for contact, Cryos cannot be held responsible if the donor changes his mind or if he is not accessible in the future. &nbsp;
When the child reaches the age of 18, or what age is applicable in the country, he/she will have the possibility of receiving identifying information about the donor from Cryos and can subsequently decide to make contact. &nbsp;
To receive the information about the donor, the child must be able to document that he/she is the result of a treatment with donor sperm from a&nbsp;specific ID Release Cryos Donor.&nbsp;
The donor on the other hand, will never receive any information about you as a client or the donor child. Therefore, it is completely up to the child whether he/she would like to seek contact with the donor or not.&nbsp;
<h4>Why choose a ID Release Donor?&nbsp;</h4>
The reason for choosing a ID Release Sperm donor varies from person to person. One of the reasons may be to give your child the opportunity to decide for himself/herself&nbsp;whether or not&nbsp;to reach out to the donor in the future. &nbsp;
By choosing a ID Release Donor, the child gets the opportunity to know more about the donor than what has been enclosed in the donor profile. &nbsp;
For some donor children, it is important to know as much as possible about their genetic heritage. In those&nbsp;cases, choosing a ID Release Donor will be a big help for the child. Other donor children may never even wish to contact the donor even though they may appreciate having the possibility to do so.&nbsp;
<h3>The donor&rsquo;s decision&nbsp;</h3>
When a donor begins to donate sperm&nbsp;at Cryos, he chooses whether he wants to be an Non-ID Release or a ID Release Donor. Once he has made his decision, it cannot be changed.&nbsp;
The donor receives thorough information to help him with his decision. He also has the possibility of discussing his choice with our experienced Donor Coordinators, who will help him fully understand the implications of the choice he makes.&nbsp;
It is very important to Cryos that each donor understands and feels comfortable with his decision &ndash; as it will have&nbsp;implications for both himself and the donor children.&nbsp;

Donor types and profiles

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Cryos donors either have a Basic Profile or an Extended Profile. A donor can only have one or the other. It is up to you whether you want a donor profile with little information or an extensive personal&nbsp;description of the donor.&nbsp;