Whatever your circumstances, we are here to help
Explore the diverse paths to parenthood using donor gametes from Cryos Sperm & Egg Bank. Whether you are a single woman, an LGBT+ couple, facing infertility challenges, or interested in surrogacy, our guides provide tailored support and insights for your unique journey.
Single woman
Considering single motherhood? Let us help you find the right sperm donor to fulfil your dream.
Guide: Using a sperm donor as a single woman
LGBT+ couple
35% of the people we help are LGBT+ couples using donor gametes to conceive. Let us help you too.
Guide: Using a donor as an LGBT+ couple
Couples with infertility
1 out of 6 couples struggle with infertility. Learn your options for conceiving with donor gametes here.
Guide: Using donor gametes as a heterosexual couple
Surrogacy
Surrogacy with donor sperm or eggs is a life changing method used by many people on their path to parenthood.
Guide: Using a surrogate to fulfil your dream
Become a sperm donor
Want to help others become parents? As a sperm donor at Cryos you help people fulfill their dream of a child. Learn what it takes and how to become a sperm donor at Cryos here.
Features to help you find your donor match
Choose from the world’s largest donor selection and find the perfect donor to help make your dream of having a child come true. Learn more about our options and the available features below.
Detailed donor profiles
Free access to see baby pictures, handwritten letters, medical history and more.
Learn about our donor profile options here
Adult Photos
Purchase access to see pictures of the donors as adults.
Learn more about donor pictures
Free Face Matching
Upload a photo and use our free AI tool to find a donor who looks like you.
Learn more about Face Matching
Free Genetic Matching
Find out whether you and your donor’s genes are a good match.
Read about Genetic Matching here
Testimonials from US parents
Would you like to know what people in the US say about Cryos? Through the years, we have helped bring more than 85.000 children into the world, including countless families in the United States. Here, you can read the heartfelt testimonials from some of the people in the US who chose Cryos to help fulfill their dream of becoming parents.
How to purchase donor gametes at Cryos Sperm & Egg Bank
Whether you are having treatment with donor sperm, you can follow the steps below to easily place an order online. Our goal is to make the process simple for you, and we are here to guide you every step of the way. Find our donor sperm prices here.
1. Create your free account
Start by providing your name and e-mail to access our detailed donor profiles.
Begin your fertility journey here
2. Find your ideal donor
Use filters to narrow down your search results and find your favorite donor.
See our guide to choosing a donor
3. Order donor gametes
Choose the quantity of sperm needed and schedule delivery for your treatment.
See how to order donor sperm
4. Share the happy news
Inform us about your pregnancy and let us celebrate with you.
Guide to pregnancy registration
Why choose Cryos?
By choosing Cryos International Sperm and Egg Bank, you get:
- Free access to see baby pictures of the sperm donors, handwritten letters, medical history and more
- High-quality donor gametes from donors thoroughly screened by our medical team
- More than 35 years of experience in helping people fulfil their dream of parenthood
Learn more or start your search for a donor today.
How we ensure quality
At Cryos, we adhere to the strictest quality standards – from donor screening to sperm and egg handling. Our aim is simple: to provide the highest quality gametes and care, maximizing your chances of a successful pregnancy.
Cryos MOT guarantee
We want to guarantee the quality of the product you purchase, to ensure that the sperm you receive contains the agreed number of sperm cells.
Learn about our MOT guarantee
Thorough donor screening
Our medical staff thoroughly evaluate the physical and mental health of all donor applicants.
Read about sperm donor screening
Certified quality commitment
Cryos is licensed by FDA and comply with all applicable regulations and international standards.
Learn more about our licenses here
High-quality care
Our Customer Care team is here to offer personal guidance and support, ensuring every experience reflects our high standards of care.
Contact our Customer Care
Visit our blog for guides, articles, and personal stories
In our blog, you will find in-depth information about donor conception, book recommendations about infertility, reproductive health, how to get pregnant without having sex, and more. See some of our most popular blog posts below or visit our blog to browse through a topic.
Ovulation tracking and when to inseminate
Ovulation is key when it comes to conceiving a child. Tracking your ovulation and understanding your “fertile window” can provide great benefits to your pregnancy journey. Read along to learn how to track your ovulation.
IUI-ready and ICI-ready Donor Sperm: What's the Difference?
When browsing through our extended list of sperm donors, you will come across the terms "IUI-ready" and "ICI-ready" (or ICI-Unwashed). These two terms are used as a description of sperm that has been prepared and is available from that donor.
What does MOT mean? Cryos explains
While searching through our extensive list of sperm donors, you may have come across the word MOT, also known as motility. Understanding motility is a key step in the process of purchasing donor sperm.
IUI vs ICI procedure: How does it work?
Have you thought about using an artifical insemination process to get pregnant? Are you aware that there are two common types of procedures to choose from: Intrauterine Insemination (IUI) or Intracervical Insemination (ICI)?
FAQ about treatment with donor sperm and eggs
Should you have any questions, feel free to explore our FAQ for answers to questions about sperm and egg donors, legal aspects, the ordering and shipping process, home insemination success rate, pros and cons of using a sperm donor, and much more.
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