Donor Sperm for Artificial Insemination and Home Insemination

Getting Pregnant with a Sperm Donor through Artificial Insemination or Home Insemination

5 Simple Ways to Help you Become Pregnant Using Donor Sperm:

Ask your donor to produce up-to-date health tests to ensure he is disease free.
Ensure your donor has had his sperm tested for volume and motility
Ask your doctor for a fertiltiy check to ensure you can conceive
Closely monitor your ovulation to pin point the correct day for insemination
Follow our step-by-step guide for home insemination

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Home Insemination

What is Home Insemination?

For those of our members who choose not to access a licensed fertility clinic a method known as home insemination can be carried out. Home insemination is the method of inseminating sperm at home using a sterile syringe and specimen cup.

This successful method often suites people entering into a co-parenting or known donor arrangment for a number of reasons and is increasingly used by single women and lesbian couples to conceive using donor sperm. For information on how to perform home insemination visit our guide page.

Many women feel that insemination at home has advantages over undertaking insemination within a clinic environment as there is very little cost involved, the environment is much more relaxed, the sperm is fresh, your partner can be more involved and the success rates are higher.

Artificial insemination means a method to conceive through a fertility clinic such as IUI or IVF.

Home insemination refers to the use of simple sterilised equipment to help you get pregnant at home using donor sperm.

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