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Connecting with Sperm Donors in the Member's Only Area! Your membership fee is all you pay- donors donate without charge
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When you join as a member you can view full profiles and contact donors directly
Profiles looks like this one- and include personal info and can have photos and tel numbers (which is why we dont put
all full profiles on public pages
- to protect the privacy of FSDW donors- we couldnt do this without them!)
There are currently over 1200 FSDW UK sperm donors - contact them in the
FSDW Member's Only Area
UK Sperm Donation
Why are men not donating sperm to UK sperm banks? Why are there 3 times as many UK donors registered with FSDW as with the NHS?
We found this interesting article- that might give an insight-
Donating Sperm
Sperm donation - donors are in demand
The idea of donating sperm seems to come up at least once in the life of every male student as a desperate idea to make some cash so we thought we should probably clear up a few things about donating sperm.
There is a huge shortage of sperm donors in the UK
This is because there are new laws that give children conceived by sperm donation are legally allowed to access non identifying information about their parent(s) when they are 16 and identifying information when they are 18.
This means that if you donate sperm you may be approached 19 years later by someone conceived from your sperm and this has put a lot of people off.
This is obviously something that needs to be considered massively, do you really want to put in the situation of having a 19 year old son or daughter at your door asking questions?
Getting paid to donate
It's a myth! Many people seem to think you can make a fortune but that is simply not true. You may only claim reasonable expenses incurred when donating.
See the following directions for receiving money as a donor according to the human fertilisation and embryology act 1990:
- Individual donors of gametes may be given money or other benefits for the supply of their gametes, subject to the conditions of these Directions.
- In money or money's worth, a donor may be reimbursed reasonable expenses which he or she has incurred, within the UK , in connection with the donation.
- Donors may be compensated for loss of earnings (but not for other costs or inconveniences) up to a daily maximum of £55.19 but with an overall limit of £250 (or the equivalent in local currency) for each course of sperm donation or each cycle of egg donation.
- There is no restriction on the value of other benefits which may be given to the donor, but the only benefits which may be offered for this purpose are treatment services. These services should be provided to the donor in the course of the donation cycle unless there is a medical reason why they cannot be provided at that time.
We’re certainly not telling people whether they should or should not donate sperm, we simply wanted to state the facts on receiving payment for donation and understand the law about your anonymity as a donor.
Source - http://www.studento.com/student-life/health/donating-sperm.html
More UK sperm donor info and news here soon!