Choosing to use donor sperm is a deeply personal decision, and one that deserves clear information and complete confidentiality. At Kanaa Fertility, our donor sperm program is designed for individuals and couples who need a donor to build their family — with rigorous screening, legal clarity, and support at every step.
Donor sperm is typically considered for:
Donor sperm can be used with either IUI (where the sperm is placed directly into the uterus) or IVF (where it is used to fertilise a retrieved egg in the lab). It can also be combined with a surrogacy arrangement where carrying a pregnancy isn't possible. Which pathway is right for you depends on your specific fertility evaluation — including whether egg quality, ovulation, or other factors are also involved.
Every donor in our program goes through a structured screening process, which typically includes:
This screening exists to protect the health of both the recipient and any resulting child, in line with recognised clinical standards.
Donor sperm treatment in India is governed by the Assisted Reproductive Technology (Regulation) Act, 2021. The Act sets out registration requirements for ART banks and clinics, consent requirements, and rules around donor anonymity and compensation. We'll walk you through what this means practically for your treatment during your consultation.
| With IUI | With IVF | |
|---|---|---|
| Typically considered when | Ovulation and egg quality are otherwise normal | Additional factors (egg quality, tubal issues) are also present |
| Where fertilisation happens | Inside the body | In the lab |
If you're looking into donation rather than treatment, donor eligibility, screening criteria, and the process are governed by the ART (Regulation) Act, 2021 and assessed case by case. Contact us to ask about current donor eligibility criteria.
Speak confidentially with our team about whether donor sperm treatment is right for your situation.
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