Lesbian Sperm Bank New York
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Lesbian Sperm Bank New York
Help someone achieve their goal of creating a family.
137 E 35th St, New York, NY 10016, United States
Be part of a group of men helping people realize their dreams of having a family.
As one of the leading sperm banks we are always seeking healthy men for our sperm donor program.
Help create or expand a family that could not exist without the effort and kindness of a sperm donor.
Earn compensation that can be used to help finance educational goals, pay off debt, travel or help achieve other personal goals.
Donors learn more about their own fertility and genetics through the medical screening process.
Legally allowed to work in the U.S.
Sperm Bank of New York is one of the leading and most trusted sperm banks in the United States. Our team works closely with all donors to provide a service that is focused on you, the donor, as an individual. We know the time and effort it takes to commit to the entire process of becoming a sperm donor, and we treat all our donors with the care and the respect they deserve.
Our team of professionals will ensure a comfortable and positive experience that includes a full health check-up upon acceptance into our program, along with full support and extensive and advanced screening. Donors learn more about their own fertility and genetics through the medical screening process.
Completing our application form is easy and only takes a couple of minutes.
Once you've passed the initial application we will complete general testing, evaluation and background review.
Once you’re accepted into our donor program, you’re ready to start making donations
The average compensation ranges between $5,000 - $10,000. For an exclusive donation you can receive up to $25,000.
Payments will take place in instalments. You will receive your first payment after completing local screenings. Following payments will take place after the first and second donation and follow-up testing.
You must be between 20 to 35 years old and in general good health. You must have a college degree or currently being enrolled in a college program.
We work together with local clinics throughout the US. Donations will be for particular families at a clinic of the parents’ choosing.
There is no limit on the number of times you can donate.
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In July, 27-year-old Kayla Ellis started a TikTok account as a joke after she and her wife became obsessed with the video-based app's brief, quirky, and educational content.
Just six months later, Ellis has become an influencer in her own right, with more than 100,000 TikTok followers . Ellis's videos tackle private sperm donation, a process she and her wife went through in 2019 to conceive their son Owen when they realized sperm banks were too expensive.
Ellis ended up using Just a Baby , a Tinder-like app for people looking for sperm, egg, and embryo donors or surrogates. In addition to the Just a Baby app, private sperm-donation Facebook groups, like the 11,000-member Sperm Donation USA , have become destinations for those seeking artificial insemination on a budget.
It's a move more people who want to start families but can't afford pricey clinics are considering, the New York Times previously reported . Going the sperm-bank route costs around $1,000 for one vial of swimmers , and then hundreds of dollars more for sending and storing the sperm , getting inseminated, and potentially going through counseling with the donor.
Like other private sperm donation influencers, Ellis demystifies the entire process on her TikTok page, from finding a private donor to making a legally binding agreement and using the donated sperm to get pregnant.
"My wife and I, we would sit around and look at our phones and we would see that they were $900 for one vial of sperm. We couldn't get our hopes up because we knew we couldn't afford that every single month, several times a month. It was devastating," Ellis, who lives in Indianapolis, Indiana, told Insider.
That's when she Googled "How to find a sperm donor" and came across Just a Baby. After a month of weeding out "weirdos" who wanted sex out of the arrangement, Ellis found her perfect match.
"He wasn't doing it to get anything sexually out of it. It was just him telling us that he was very passionate about this. He really wants to help other people create a family and he feels like part of his life's work is to help other people, especially people in the LGBT community, who don't have that option," said Ellis.
After a FaceTime call and a couple of in-person meetings, including one at the donor's house with his wife, they met up to receive the sperm at a family friend's Airbnb and began the insemination process. Ellis became pregnant on their first attempt.
It proved so successful they decided to work with the same donor for their second baby, with whom Ellis' wife is currently 20 weeks pregnant.
Ellis uses her TikTok to educate others about private sperm donation, using her own experience as a guide.
She knew nothing about the process before she did it herself, and self-educated using support groups for children conceived using sperm donors. She'd ask them for parenting advice, and then get connected with their parents, who explained their experiences. When it came to the safety and legal aspects of meeting and working with a donor, Ellis said her family members with law enforcement backgrounds were able to give helpful advice.
Ellis' followers often ask about sperm-donor red flags, and how to find the right one.
According to Ellis, everyone wants something different in a sperm donor. For her, finding someone who didn't want a parenting role and would do artificial insemination, rather than having sex to inseminate her, were top priorities.
She also required potential donors to give STD test results, undergo background checks, and sign a notarized contract for the agreement. Anytime a potential match said no to these requirement, Ellis moved on.
"I wouldn't consider them because I feel like that is just leaving the door open for something to happen. You can never be too careful with your babies," she said.
After a month of talking to donors who she either rejected or put on her list of potentials, the donor who she and her wife ended up going with reached out to them on Just a Baby.
The donor, who'd previously gave his sperm to other families, asked Ellis for a FaceTime call to see if they all got along, worked around her schedule, and said he didn't want to do interviews about their dynamic, if it came down to that. For Ellis, those factors helped her decide he was the right fit.
"He's the sweetest human being I've ever met because he gave us our entire world and he wanted nothing in return," she said.
The first time they met in person, he embraced Ellis and her wife with a three-way bear hug and said, "I am so happy to meet you guys in person. Now let's start your family."
On TikTok, Ellis also talks about the insemination process, which involves slathering the vagina in sperm-friendly lube, putting sperm in a syringe, and injecting them.
All of the supplies Ellis needed to do this — specimen cups, ovulation tests, syringes, the special lube, and notarizing fees — cost $136. She likes to say her children cost that amount, because the donor gave his sperm to her family for free on both occasions.
She said eight TikTok followers have reached out saying they've become pregnant using private sperm donors and artificial insemination since watching her videos.
"That makes me so happy," she said.
At-home artificial insemination comes with potential risks , health experts have previously warned, like cramping, infection, or puncturing the uterus, which is rare.
Ellis' donor won't have a hand in parenting, but she keeps him updated, texting the occasional photo of Owen and updating him on her wife's pregnancy.
When Owen and her other child are teenagers, Ellis and her wife plan to tell them about how they were conceived and give them the option to meet their biological father.
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If you need donor sperm for artificial insemination, IUI, or other fertility treatments, online introductory services for sperm donors such as Co-parentMatch.com and sperm banks throughout New York, enable you to browse sperm donor profiles. Sperm banks let you purchase sperm instantly with a credit card, and have it shipped to a fertility clinic of your choice. Shipping of the sperm can be arranged, in most cases, the very next day and many sperm banks in the USA ship internationally.
Some of the sperm banks listed in this section have active sperm donation programs enabling you to purchase sperm from healthy young men.
Sperm donors go through a thorough screening process and the donors are asked about their personal and family health histories going back several generations. Sperm donors are screened for sexually transmitted and hereditary diseases.
Sperm samples are quarantined for at least six months to ensure the donor is not infected with HIV or other diseases.
If you do not wish to purchase sperm from a sperm bank you can meet your sperm donor in person with Co-ParentMatch.com and then arrange for sperm donation through a sperm bank or fertility clinic. You can then arrange to have artificial insemination or IVF treatment.
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While it’s important to “go local” for other resources on this site, such as doctors, midwives, and lawyers , most lesbian mothers tend to widen their search for sperm banks, simply to consider a wider variety of options. Certain sperm banks may offer more “open-donor” selection, for example, or may cater to gay and lesbian families specifically by gathering more gay male donor sperm. It depends on what criteria best fits your needs. That said, it may be useful to use a local sperm bank for some services, like sperm storage, testing, and collection (should you be using a known donor), but it is not necessary. See below for our list of Sperm Banks in NYC and some of the most commonly used Sperm Banks across the country by lesbian mothers.
No restrictions; open to single women and lesbian couples.
Notes from the website: “For donors of diversified ethnic origins”
Phone: 800/231-3373 or 310/443-5244
No restrictions; open to single women and lesbian couples.
Notes from the website: “Largest and most diverse donor selection in the country”
No restrictions; open to single women and lesbian couples.
Notes from the website: “Majority of our donors are students at local universities, most in graduate or professional schools”
No restrictions; open to single women and lesbian couples.
Notes from the website: “Founded 40 years ago as the first US sperm bank, fully accredited by the American Association of Tissue Banks (AATB)”
Phone: 866/366-6777 or 212/430-5950
No restrictions; open to single women and lesbian couples
Notes from the website: “We offer donor semen and semen storage services with the ability to ship specimens to more than 65 countries.”
No restrictions; open to single women and lesbian couples.
Notes from the website: “Specializes in open identity donors, affiliated with Denmark-based European Sperm Bank”
Phone: 800/338-8407 or 703/698-3976
Notes from the website: “We perform the most extensive genetic and infectious disease testing of all sperm banks, extensive donor information”
No restrictions; open to single women and lesbian couples.
Notes from the website: “One of the oldest and largest semen banks in the United States”
Phone: 888/469-5800 or 415/487-2288
Notes from the website: “lesbian-owned sperm bank. ..Most ‘willing to be known’ donors, now providing full-face donor video interviews and/or current photos of a broad range of donors.”
Phone: 877.396.CRYO (2796) OR 212.396.CRYO (2796)
Notes from the website: “follows and adheres to established guidelines and standards for the selection and screening of sperm donors as well as the testing, processing, storage and distribution of semen specimens”
RAINBOW FLAG HEALTH SERVICES AND SPERM BANK
Notes from the website: “first sperm bank to actively recruit gay and bisexual sperm donors… only sperm bank to tell the mother who the donor is when the child is three months old… limit our donors to have children by only 4-6 different women…against circumcision”
Notes from the website: Also offers fertility services; “Located on a quiet mid-Manhattan street, Repro Lab provides a caring environment where every patient receives individual attention”
Notes from the website: “making the dream of family a reality for diverse families for more than 25 years”
Phone: 800/277-3210 or 706/733-0130
Notes from the website: “Xytex provides at least 25 million motile sperm per milliliter to be inseminated, the highest of any sperm bank”
Phone: 800/255-7242 or 818/705-3600
Notes from the website: “Since its inception in 1981, Zygen Laboratory has been a pioneer and an innovator in the field of reproductive medicine”
Note: Only a relative handful of banks are accredited by the American Association of Tissue Banks. Not being AATB accredited does not mean that a bank is bad, according to HRC.
For a more detailed analysis of the pricing and offerings of top sperm banks, see our Sperm Bank Comparison .
EuropeanSpermBankUSA is now known as Seattle Sperm Bank (website is http://www.SeattleSpermBank.com ) They are one of the largest, and best sperm banks in the US, with good pricing and excellent customer service.
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