We have donor sperm available now

At Rainbow Fertility, we are proud to offer Australia’s largest selection of donor sperm through our partnership with Addam Donor Bank. We have a large range of donor sperm with a variety of characteristics, ethnicities and backgrounds for you to choose from.

Rainbow Fertility has a wide range of donor sperm available, with no wait lists.  Call our Fertility Advice Team on 1300 222 623 to find out more.

 

How to find donor sperm at Rainbow Fertility

At Rainbow Fertility, we are proud to support LGBTQ+ individuals and couples on their journey to parenthood. No matter who you love or how you identify, we can help you access our donor sperm with tailored support and advice.

Our fertility specialists and nurses will provide you with all the information you need, every step of the way. You will also have access to our fertility counsellors to fulfil mandatory counselling requirements and help you understand the legalities and implications of using donor sperm.

 

Why consider donor sperm?

There are many reasons why individuals and couples may choose to use donor sperm to help grow their family. At Rainbow Fertility, we recognise that everyone’s fertility journey is unique, and we are here to support you every step of the way.

Using donor sperm may be an option for:

  • Those who wish to conceive but do not have access to sperm
  • Single parents by choice
  • People facing fertility challenges

 

What is the process of using donor sperm?

*The order of these steps/requirements may vary depending on your circumstances.

 

Finding your ideal donor using Addam Donor Bank

If you are searching for your ideal donor, Rainbow Fertility is here to support you. We proudly partner with Addam Donor Bank, Australia’s largest donor sperm bank, offering the largest and most diverse range of donors for you to choose from.

Download the app now on the App Store or Google Play Store.

For more information, visit addamdonorbank.com.au, call 1300 023 326, or email contact@addamdonorbank.com.au.

 

Frequently asked questions (FAQs) about using donor sperm

What is donor sperm?

Donor sperm is provided by individuals who altruistically donate to help individuals and couples achieve their dreams of parenthood. This is carried out under strict regulations to ensure the highest standards of safety, ethics, and transparency.

What are the types of donor sperm?

Known donor

A known donor is someone you have a personal connection with who has agreed to voluntarily donate their sperm. This could include a friend, relative, or trusted individual.

Clinic-recruited donor (also known as unknown donor)

A clinic-recruited donor is someone who voluntarily donates sperm to an unknown recipient. These donors undergo comprehensive medical screenings to ensure the highest standards of safety, including testing for transmittable and genetic conditions, as well as a mandatory three-month quarantine period for sperm donation.

Additionally, clinic-recruited donors receive professional counselling to ensure they fully understand the legal and emotional implications of donation. Strict regulations and limits are also in place to manage the number of families that can be created from each donor, ensuring ethical donor usage.

This thorough process provides peace of mind for those using clinic-recruited sperm, ensuring quality, safety, and compliance with all fertility regulations.

What treatment options are available for people using donor sperm?

Donor insemination

Donor insemination is a fertility treatment that involves placing treated donor sperm directly into the uterus.

In Vitro Fertilisation (IVF)

In Vitro Fertilisation (IVF) is a fertility treatment where an egg is fertilised with donor sperm in a laboratory incubator before the resulting embryo is transferred into the recipient’s uterus.

What are some things to consider when using donor sperm?

When you are considering using a sperm donor, we recommend visiting Addam Donor Bank’s Things to Consider page.

Who can become a sperm donor?

People of all shapes, sizes and backgrounds are welcome to become sperm donors if they meet these criteria:

  • Aged 18-45 years of age
  • Healthy
  • Able to provide a family medical history
  • If married or in a de facto relationship, the partner must consent to the donation
  • Clinic-recruited donors must have a permanent address and be contactable for follow-up tests
  • A lifestyle declaration must be signed

 

 

 

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