Sperm Donation

To be a sperm donor at Fertivida, it is necessary to meet certain requirements that ensure the health of the donor and the quality of the sperm. The requirements are as follows:

• Live in Bogotá, to facilitate access to appointments and monitoring of the process.
• Be between 18 and 33 years old, an optimal range for semen quality.
• Have a minimum height of 1.60 m.
• Maintain a Body Mass Index within the “normal” range to ensure the health of the donor.
• Knowledge of family medical history: This is essential to evaluate possible hereditary conditions that may influence the health of future babies.
• Time availability: It is a process that requires commitment to attend necessary exams and appointments.
• Nationality: To be of Colombian nationality.

Meeting these requirements ensures a safe and responsible donation process, thus contributing to the creation of families.

If you meet the requirements to be a sperm donor at Fertivida, you will be able to start a selection process that guarantees the health of the donor and the quality of the sperm. This process includes several stages:

1. General assessment: It begins with an initial interview and the taking of a semen sample for analysis.

2. Genetic studies: Tests are done to identify possible hereditary conditions.

3. Specialized medical evaluation: A specialist doctor evaluates the donor’s overall health and reviews the results.

4. Blood tests: A test is done to check for infections or medical conditions.

5. Psychological assessment: An evaluation is carried out to ensure that the donor is emotionally prepared.

This rigorous selection process at Fertivida seeks to protect both the donor and the people who will receive the sperm.

* The amounts described here serve as a reference amount and may NOT represent the amount that Fertivida offers as compensation.

In Colombia, compensation for sperm donation varies depending on the clinic, but generally a remuneration ranging from 500,000 to 1,000,000 Colombian pesos is offered to donors. A value that will depend strictly on the policies of each fertility center.

This amount is intended to cover the time and inconvenience involved in the donation process, which includes multiple visits and analyses necessary to guarantee the quality of the semen.

Therefore, this compensation is not considered a payment for the sperm per se, but rather an acknowledgment of the donor’s commitment to helping others achieve their dream of starting a family.

For Fertivida, ethics and responsibility are paramount in this process, ensuring that the focus on the well-being of all parties involved is maintained.