Become a sperm donor · Medicus
You don't need a special reason.
You just have to want to help.
Sperm donation gives involuntarily childless people – couples, two women and single women – the opportunity to have children. It is simple, compensated, and something many donors describe as one of the most meaningful things they have done.
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Is this for you?
Most donors are ordinary men who want to do something good.
You must be between 18 and 45 years old – preferably 25–45 – and in good health. You don't need any special background. Most people donate because they want to, not because they have to.
18–45 years
Most donors are between 25 and 45 years old, as recommended by the Health Authorities. Under 25? Please contact us for an individual assessment.
Good physical and mental health
We perform a thorough health assessment of you.
Norwegian national registration
With permanent connection to Norway.
No known hereditary diseases
In the immediate family.
No infectious diseases
HIV, Hepatitis B/C, syphilis and the like.
This is how it works
A simple and well-followed process.
From the first call to the approved donor, the process usually takes a few weeks. The donation itself is repeated 10–15 times over a couple of months.
Compensation and benefits
You get something back.
for what you give.
Donation is voluntary and altruistic. The compensation is set by the Norwegian Directorate of Health and is the same for all Norwegian sperm banks.
~ 911,–
Compensation per donation
0,7% of 1G per donation, set by the Norwegian Directorate of Health
Including
Thorough health check
Semen analysis, blood tests and doctor's consultation
Covered
Travel expenses
All documented travel expenses are covered by us
10–15×
Number of donations
Over a couple of months, by arrangement with you
Frequently Asked Questions
You may be wondering…
Here are the questions we hear most often from men considering donating.
Will the child know who I am?
The donation is anonymous to the parents, but open to the child. The child can learn your identity when they turn 15, if they wish. You will not know anything about the child unless they contact you.
Do I have legal responsibility for the child?
No. As a donor, you have no rights or obligations towards the child. Legally, you are not a parent.
Can I donate to friends or family?
No. The law requires that the donor be unknown to the recipients until the child turns 15. Donation to acquaintances is not permitted.
How many children can I give birth to?
You can give birth to a maximum of six children in a family. This is regulated by law and monitored by the sperm bank.
Does it affect my own fertility?
No. Donation does not affect your own fertility in any way.
Can I withdraw?
Yes. You can withdraw your consent right up until fertilization has occurred.
Get started
Two ways in.
Both work.
Book an information session if you want to know more first. Submit the form if you are ready to express your interest. Both are good first steps.
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