FAQ.

Men between 21 - 55 years of age and who are in good physical and mental health are eligible for donating sperm.

Screening includes medical exams, psychological evaluations, and testing for genetic and infectious diseases. Donors are also required to provide information about family medical history to ensure the genetic health of potential offspring.

As per ART Law of India, sperm donor can remain anonymous.

No, sperm donation is generally safe and painless. The process involves providing a sample through ejaculation, and there are no long-term health risks associated with sperm donation.

As per ART law of India, a man can donate his sperms only once in a lifetime to one commissioning couple (intended parents).

No, sperm donor's personal information cannot be shared unless it is directed by laws as a part of any investigation subjected to ART Law of India.

Generally, no. Most sperm banks have policies to protect both the donor's and the recipient's privacy. However, there are some directed donation programs where a donor can specify a recipient if they have a prior agreement.