There was a great article awhile back in the Charlotte Observer by one of it's editors, who used SpermCenter to find her donor.
We understand; we've been there, done that. When you're trying to get pregnant, it feels like all you can do is think, plan and try to conceive. We tend to forget to have fun and take time to breathe, which isn't necessarily a good thing.
Unfortunately, you can't see photos of sperm donors on SpermCenter because most sperm banks don't offer photos of donors for free. It wouldn't be fair to show some photos and not others, nor would it be allowed by the majority of the sperm banks available.
Donor sibling registries are websites for individuals that have used an egg or sperm donor who want to search for donors or siblings.
For sperm donors, there are only a few bank-specific registries and one national donor registry, the "Donor Sibling Registry."
If you're doing research into assisted reproduction methods, you will run across the terms artificial insemination and donor insemination, and you may be a little confused. We're going to try and help clarify the terms for you:
There are websites that act as "matchmaking" sites for individuals searching for donors, but it is in your best interest to be very, very wary of these sites. They are completely unregulated and don't have to abide by the regulations the FDA requires of sperm banks.
This is a question we recently received. The answer is no, you can't meet the sperm donors on SpermCenter.
Group-oriented examples of recreational activities include sports of all kinds, like hiking, biking, backpacking, as well as less physically demanding activities like golf or swimming.
When you're trying to conceive, it is important to stay fit and healthy, but remember to relax as well.
Recreational activities can make you happier and feel more social and involved, alleviating some of the stress that comes along with trying to make a baby.



We recently received a question about sperm banks in Ohio. While there aren't many choices, the options you do have are good:
We recently received a question about San Francisco sperm banks. There is only one major sperm bank in San Francisco proper:
Pacific Reproductive Services, San Francisco Office
444 De Haro Street, Suite 222
San Francisco, CA 94107
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