Why Consider Sperm Donation?
Why Consider Sperm Donation?

By becoming a sperm donor with Costa Health, you could give the gift of life to those who would otherwise be unable to have children. Whether you know someone who has had a personal struggle to conceive, or you just like the idea of helping others, sperm donation is an incredible experience.
 
Give the gift of life!
 
Since the moment we were founded, our aim has been to help couples who want to have a child but fail to achieve pregnancy because of infertility.

Our egg donation program and a sperm donor database are a gleam of hope for those who want to fulfill their dream of having a family despite fertility issues. We find that it is crucial to create optimal conditions for our patients and donors so that we can provide unmatched quality of service.
   

Find the sperm donor who is the best match for you!

At Costa Health, we ensure to accept sperm only from qualified donors to achieve excellent results and a good reputation with our clients.
   

We select our sperm donors from numerous outstanding gentlemen who are willing to contribute. They are between the ages of 20 and 40, with a height of 175cm or above, a BMI between 18 and 24, and an educational background of at least a bachelor's degree. They have no history of genetic diseases, no infectious diseases, and are intelligent, healthy, and attractive.

Once a potential sperm donor has gone through the initial stage of his application, he undergoes medical examination. They also undergo evaluations through psychological tests to learn more about their personality. Genetic testing is performed, and their fertility is assessed. Furthermore, they undergo a careful physical examination, where they are subjected to various tests for multiple diseases and medical conditions.
   

Find the sperm donor who is the best match for you!
Sperm Donor Process
Application & Initial Screening
01.Application & Initial Screening

Complete the online application and submit.
If your application is preliminarily accepted, our donation coordination team will contact you via email to discuss the next steps.

Interview and Psychological Assessment
02.Interview and Psychological Assessment

Eligible donors from the initial screening will be contacted and scheduled for an interview.
Applicants will be invited for a physical examination and to provide a sperm sample for analysis, assessing sperm quantity, quality, and motility.
If your test sample meets our minimum requirements, you will be invited to the next step.

Genetic and Infectious Disease Screening
03.Genetic and Infectious Disease Screening
Genetic Disease Testing: Chromosomal abnormalities, hemophilia, thalassemia, epilepsy, diabetes, color blindness, etc. Infectious Disease Testing: HIV, syphilis, chlamydia infection, gonorrhea infection, hepatitis B, hepatitis C, etc.
Contract Signing
04.Contract Signing
Eligible sperm donors are required to sign a sperm donation agreement, outlining rights, responsibilities, the choice of anonymous or non-anonymous donation, and other legal and ethical considerations.
Common Questions about Sperm Donation
  • Depends on regulations and institution policies; some allow anonymity, while others may require non-anonymous donation.

  • It can be unpaid in some places, while others may offer some form of compensation.
  • Generally, there are no lasting negative physical effects, but the psychological impact varies among individuals.
  • Depends on the institution and regulations; donors may choose anonymity or provide basic anonymous information.
  • Involves ethical and legal standards regarding privacy, informed consent, and rights.

  • Involves ethical and legal standards regarding privacy, informed consent, and rights.