Become a Sperm Donor and help infertile couples fulfil their dreams of starting a family! Verify the quality of your semen and check if you can become an anonymous sperm donor today at the INVICTA sperm Bank.
By donating your sperm to the INVICTA Fertility Bank, you are helping couples that are experiencing difficulties conceiving. One of the most common causes for having problems getting pregnant is poor semen quality, i.e. complete absence or deficiency of sperms.
The sperm donation programme is aimed at all healthy men who successfully pass the examination and medical qualification process. Become an anonymous sperm donor and let others fulfil their dreams of becoming parents.
You will enjoy a feeling of self-accomplishment – you will help a couple trying to conceive,
You will learn about your health – we will take care of you and perform semen quality, genetic and pathogenicity tests worth more than PLN 3,000, all free of charge.
Our top specialists will look after you – you will be guided through the process by a coordinator, a doctor and a psychologist,
You will receive a lump sum reimbursement – its amount is dependent on the number of visits made to the Clinic and may be as high as PLN 5,000.
are a responsible, healthy man,
aged 18-40
have a normal body weight, with BMI between 17.5 and 30,
do not have any congenital disorders,
there have been no genetic or mental diseases in the history of your family,
have tertiary, secondary or vocational education,
You are welcome to fill in the form. We will be proud to have you as part of our community.
The first visit to the Clinic involves:
Once you have been qualified, your donation visits will begin.
Stories of our donors
The INVICTA Sperm and Egg Bank ensures full anonymity for donors and recipients. This means that no personally identifiable information is divulged to either party. Each Honorary Donor receives a number (ID), which INVICTA will use during the process of treating couples with this particular material. Recipients can only learn about the donor’s blood type, height, eye and hair colour or education.
The Act on Infertility Treatment of 25 June 2015 stipulates only anonymous donation and reception of reproductive cells (eggs, sperm) or embryos. The Ministry of Health, as required by the act, maintains a registry of donors of reproductive cells and embryos for non-partner donation, as well as of recipients who receive this type of treatment. The system provides a high level of security and protection of the data.
Of course, risks arising from changes in the law or possible court cases cannot be ruled out, although it is understood that new norms should not be retroactive. Donors are informed of the risk that future regulations might enforce the abandonment of anonymity.
We run qualifications for the Semen Donation Programme at our Clinics in Gdańsk, Gdynia, Słupsk, Warsaw, Wrocław and Bydgoszcz. The cell collection procedure itself is performed in Gdańsk, Warsaw and Wrocław.
According to Polish law, a maximum of 10 children can be born from the sperm of a single anonymous donor. The donor signs an agreement stating that they will not participate in donation programs at other sperm banks or clinics. The success of treatment using donor sperm depends on the method used – effectiveness ranges from around 15% for insemination to as much as 60% for in vitro fertilization.
Personal data of persons qualified for the Sperm Donation Programme, together with medical records, must be kept at the Clinic in accordance with the applicable law, like in other medical entities. All information is properly secured, stored and processed in compliance with the guidelines of the Inspector General for Personal Data Protection, as well as other regulations – exclusively for the purposes of the process of qualifying for the programme and the handling of medical records. They are not shared with or transferred to any external entities without the patient’s consent.
The honorary sperm donation programme is based on the guidelines of international medical associations, EU directives and good practices of European banks. The entire process has been properly regulated, also in terms of formal requirements. Both the donor and the recipients become familiar with information manuals that describe various aspects of donation and reception and sign relevant statements, consents and contracts.
Due to the physiological processes, donations should take place at time intervals. It is usually recommended that semen is donated once a week, with sexual abstinence of several days during that period.
The average number of donation visits is between 6 and 8. In some situations, however, this number may increase or decrease slightly. Please note that prior to donation, a future sperm donor must be subjected to a qualification process (about 3 visits to the Clinic that involve performing a sperm examination, having a conversation with a psychologist and a conversation with a doctor). Once the qualification is successful, the donor makes several appearances at the Clinic to donate sperm. However, he can withdraw from the programme at any time. The frequency of donations is determined on an individual basis, but the donor generally attends the Clinic on a fortnightly basis, give or take.
