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A NEW NAME, A NEW IDENTITY, A NEW WEBSITE

CRYOBANK is becoming ANDROCRYOS

Due to legislation that does not allow the use of the word 'bank' as part of an official business name, Cryobank is having to adopt it's official business name 'Androcryos'.

Cryobank website will remain active

During this transition, the existing Cryobank website and it's e-mail accounts will remain active.

www.androcryos.co.za

Androcyros is in the process of launching it's new brand identity, please be patient whilst we implement these changes. The new website will go live in stages, and should be up and running by the end of May 2012.

CRYOBANK'S MISSION

Whether you need to receive, are able to donate, or want to preserve sperm, the Cryobank sperm bank ensures that the process is handled in a professional, ethical and discreet manner. Most of all, we never forget that our scientific methods and technologies are here to serve the women and men who walk through our doors. Healthy, genetically sound babies are ultimately the focus of all we do.

DOWNLOAD DONOR DATA...

Download our donorData.pdf page to view an updated list of candidates. If you cannot open the document, download the Adobe Reader.

BECOME A SPERM DONOR...

Please visit our Sperm Donor Plea page if you are interested in becoming a sperm donor.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Cryobank tries to answer as many of your questions as possible. If you do not find the answer you're looking for, please don't hesitate to contact us at Cryobank.

Article: Confidential Tissue Donation

FERTILITY CLINICS & SERVICES IN SOUTH AFRICA

If you wish to contact other fertility services in your area, we've drawn up a list of contact details. This information is supplied courtesy of Cryobank, and does not claim to be comprehensive or conclusive. If you wish to add, update or change current information, please e-mail AW Loubser at .

Updated 28 March 2008, www.cryobank.co.za, editor: AW Loubser.

Sakeina & Muhammad Rahiemtullah with baby Fatima after successful fertility treatments.

Article: This man's sperm could change your life. Source: Marie Claire, March 2004. Photo: Giselle Wulfson.

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