NW Cryobank

General Information

Donor Code: 3827

Ethnic Origin: French, German, Irish

Blood Type: A Positive

Hair Color: Brown

Type of Hair: Wavy

Thickness of Hair: Thick

Eye Color: Hazel

Complexion Relative to Race: Medium

Bone Structure: Medium

Height: 5'11"

Weight: 155

Handedness: Left-Handed

Inventory

Donor Number: 3827 Currently Donating Currently Donating

This donor is currently donating as part of our Anonymous Donor program. He most likely has vials available for sale as well as vials in quarantine. If he shows no vials available for sale, it means his vials are in quarantine and should be released approximately 6 months after donation once he tests negative for all required communicable disease testing.

ICI ICI specimens, why might you choose this option? If you plan to perform an intra-cervical insemination (also known as vaginal insemination) which is the placement of the sperm near, but not inside of the cervix, the ICI preparation is suitable. The insemination may be performed in the privacy of your own home without the assistance of a medical provider, in all states allowing this procedure. ICI specimens are "unwashed" and similar to a "raw" ejaculate which contains natural nutrients, proteins, sperm cells, etc. Unwashed samples are similar to the deposit made during intercourse. https://www.nwcryobank.com/general-sperm-information/ ICI specimens may only be used for an intra-cervical insemination, unless the sample is put through a washing procedure by your medical provider. If the ICI specimen is placed directly into the cervix or the uterus, severe cramping and even shock may occur. Once washed, it may be used for an IUI (intra-uterine insemination) or IVF (In-vitro Fertilization treatment). If you plan to have your medical provider perform your insemination, ask if they prefer you purchase an ICI (unwashed), or an IUI (washed) specimen. Most fertility doctors and/or clinics can wash specimens prior to treatments. Note: If the specimen undergoes additional processing by your clinic prior to insemination, the motility guarantee will be void.	Less than 12 Remaining
IUI IUI specimens, why might you choose this option? If you plan to perform an intra-cervical insemination (also known as vaginal insemination) which is the placement of the sperm near, but not inside of the cervix, the IUI preparation is suitable. The insemination may be performed in the privacy of your own home without the assistance of a medical provider, in all states allowing this procedure. Or, if you plan to have your medical provider perform the insemination, the IUI preparation may be required. It is best to ask if your provider prefers you purchase an ICI (unwashed), or an IUI (washed) specimen. Most fertility doctors and/or clinics can wash specimens prior to treatments. Note: If the specimen undergoes additional processing by your clinic prior to insemination, the motility guarantee will be void. IUI specimens are "washed". The term "washed" means that the "raw" ejaculate is put through a density gradient to remove dead and poorly performing sperm, and other unnecessary contents. This process creates specimens with a high concentration of motile sperm. https://www.nwcryobank.com/general-sperm-information/)	Less than 12 Remaining
ICI-IVF ICI-IVF specimens, why might you choose this option? ICI-IVF specimens are "unwashed" and similar to a "raw" ejaculate which contains natural nutrients, proteins, sperm cells, etc. Unwashed samples are similar to the deposit made during intercourse. These specimens have a lower sperm count than our standard vial making them suitable for an IVF procedure with a Fertility Clinic or Reproductive Endocrinologist. These specimens are also suitable for an intra-cervical insemination (also known as vaginal insemination) which is the placement of the sperm near, but not inside of the cervix. The insemination may be performed in the privacy of your own home without the assistance of a medical provider, in all states allowing this procedure. Because the sperm count is lower than our standard vials, it might be advisable to consider purchasing 2 vials for each attempted insemination. ICI specimens may only be used for an intra-cervical insemination, unless the sample is put through a washing procedure by your medical provider. If the ICI specimen is placed directly into the cervix or the uterus, severe cramping and even shock may occur. Once washed, it may be used for an IUI (intra-uterine insemination) or IVF (In-vitro Fertilization treatment). If you plan to have your medical provider perform your insemination, ask if they prefer you purchase an ICI (unwashed), or an IUI (washed) specimen. Most fertility doctors and/or clinics can wash specimens prior to treatments. Note: If the specimen undergoes additional processing by your clinic prior to insemination, the motility guarantee will be void.	Out of Stock
IUI-IVF IUI-IVF specimens, why might you choose this option? IUI-IVF specimens are "washed". The term "washed" means that the "raw" ejaculate is put through a density gradient to remove dead and poorly performing sperm, and other unnecessary contents. These specimens have a lower sperm count than our standard vial making them suitable for an IVF procedure with a Fertility Clinic or Reproductive Endocrinologist. Note: If the specimen undergoes additional processing by your clinic prior to insemination, the motility guarantee will be void. These specimens are also suitable for an intra-cervical insemination (also known as vaginal insemination) which is the placement of the sperm near, but not inside of the cervix. The insemination may be performed in the privacy of your own home without the assistance of a medical provider, in all states allowing this procedure. Because the sperm count is lower than our standard vials, it might be advisable to consider purchasing 2 vials for each attempted insemination.	Out of Stock

Inventory lists are based on daily inventory counts. The listing does not include orders in progress. Orders will be filled on a first come, first serve basis and inventories may shift as orders process.

Interests

Enjoys: He enjoys paintball, video games, whitewater rafting, fishing boating, reading, and spending time with family and friends.

Education

Education Status: Undergraduate Student

Area of Study: Business Administration, Economics, Finance

General Health

CMV Status (All donors test CMV-IgM Negative): Positive

Vision: Poor, does wear lenses

Hearing: Excellent

Dentition: Excellent, orthodontia required

Allergies: None known

Hospitalization: None known

Alcohol Usage: Does drink alcohol; 0-3 Drinks per week

Tobacco Usage: Does not smoke

Drug Usage: Tests NEGATIVE for Drugs of Abuse.

Family Health:

Paternal Grandfather: Died in his 70's, lung cancer in his 60s, smoker

Paternal Grandmother: Alive and in her 80's, Healthy, type II diabetes, lifestyle related, smoker, osteoarthritis

Maternal Grandfather: Alive and in his 80's, Heart Attack in his 80s, type II diabetes, lifestyle related

Maternal Grandmother: Alive and in her 80's, Healthy

Father: Alive and in his 60's, Healthy, type II diabetes, lifestyle related, smoker, osteoarthritis

Mother: Alive and in her 50's, Healthy, type II diabetes, lifestyle related

Siblings: One sister with Antiphospholipid Syndrome, she also has melanoma due to excessive use of tanning beds, his other sister died in an accident.

Genetic Screening Performed: Yes

This donor has been screened for more than 100 genetic diseases (via targeted mutation analysis) and is not a carrier for any of the disease-causing mutations tested. 
 
Genetic screening can reduce the risk for specific conditions tested but does not eliminate the risk for these conditions or for other untested conditions.  There is a 3 to 4% chance that any child could be born with a birth defect, regardless of whether the child is conceived naturally or through assisted reproductive technologies. It is not possible to eliminate these risks or test for all of them before becoming pregnant.

For any questions regarding the genetic testing results for this donor, please call our Contracted Genetics Dept. (through California Cryobank) at 877-743-6384, M-F 8:00am – 5:00pm PST for more information.

Donation and Fertility

Donor Communication (Type): Anonymous

Limited Available? Limited product available (12 vials or less)

Past Pregnancy: Yes

Staff Impressions:

Face: Oval shape

Lips: Thin upper lip, full lower lip

Nose: Average size, somewhat narrow, very slight bump seen on his profile

Ears: Average size, tucked back, attached lobes

Eyes: Almond shape, straight on face, deep set

Eyebrows: Thick and straight

Summary: He is a quiet young man, sometimes difficult to get to smile. He is curious, intelligent and well-spoken.

Expanded Profile:

Information contained in our expanded donor profiles has changed over time and consequently, not every question asked today was asked in previous years. When you see an answer to a question that is N/A, please understand that this was simply a new question that was not asked at the time that particular donor completed his/her application form, and consequently, we are unable to provide a response for that question.

If you are purchasing an expanded profile for a donor listed as "available on-line", the profile will be viewable from your account once we have processed your credit card which is typically 1 business day from the day you place the order. For expanded profiles listed as "available by mail", you can expect to receive those within 3 business days of placing your order.