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According to the New York Times, "California Cryobank, based in Los Angeles, is among the largest sperm banks in the country."
Source: http://www.nytimes.com/2007/02/18/weekinreview/18kolata.ART.html

It looks like they are legit, as the Human Rights Campaign (HRC) has them listed within their sperm bank resources: http://www.hrc.org/issues/2497.htm

It would still be important to follow up with them, ask the important questions, and call a few regulating industries to ensure that they continue good business practices. Some suggestions are below.

From their very own website, they have a list of questions and information you should research before making a decision about using a sperm bank: http://www.cryobank.com/Learning-Center/Sperm-Banking-101/Selecting-a-Sperm-Bank/

In the state of California, all tissue banks operating in California must have a current and valid tissue bank license issued by the Department of Health Services. (CA Health & Safety Code §1635.1). You would probably want to contact the DHS to inquire about this specific business.

Here is another helpful resource: The American Fertility Association (one link discusses the donor egg cycle).

I hope this helps! We would love to hear an update from you!

September 23, 2010 - 2:09pm

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