Military sperm bank

Complete Fertility offers the British Armed Forces personnel special packages to freeze their sperm and eggs. The banking of sperm and eggs before deployment allows members of the British Armed Forces to preserve their fertility giving families peace of mind in the knowledge they have the option to have children no matter what happens. Sperm or eggs are frozen and stored in liquid nitrogen, a process known as cryopreservation. This process preserves sperm and eggs and they can then be used if the need arises. British Armed Forces personnel are also eligible for discounts on other fertility treatments. Please enquire for more details.

New England Cryogenic Center serves as a resource for thousands of men who have chosen to cryogenically store their sperm for possible future insemination. Their reasons for banking sperm vary. Some are facing sterility through medical treatment. Others are in occupations that are high-risk for infertility.

There is something about the year that has seen an increase in the number of military sperm donors. We are seeing amazing sperm donors adding profiles to help women become pregnant. The perfect sperm donor profile looks a little like this:. Guy's in the military are often highly educated so these sperm donors carry the intelligence gene.

Yesterday, I read an article about troops from the United Kingdom storing their sperm before they deploy. It reminded me of a conversation I had about five years ago with an executive of a West Coast sperm bank. She told me that military couples constituted a good portion of their clientele. Unfamiliar with the process, I immediately thought that most of these couples were struggling with infertility issues and that the reason so many military families bank sperm is so that the woman could continue treatments even if her partner were deployed.