Sperm Bank
History Jiang Obstetrics and Gynecology was founded on September 6, 1994 at No. 35 Dongmen Street, Hsinchu City, near the train station. Hsinchu is also known as the Windy City. Rice noodles and meatballs are famous products. It has a population of about 300,000. It is a simple Taiwanese town full of traditional warmth and friendliness. Tsinghua University and Jiaotong University, as well as many science and technology university colleges and science parks, bring the vitality of young students from other places.
We, buried in the inconspicuous streets, work silently. In recent years, the sperm bank has helped 103 infertile couples (86% using simple artificial insemination and 13% using in vitro fertilization).
2007.3.21. Taiwan’s Artificial Reproduction Law was promulgated and implemented. It has strict and careful regulations on sperm donation, which is the basis for the future operation of sperm banks. Please refer to the provisions of the Artificial Reproduction Law.
In 2009, the clinic moved to a new location about 500 steps away: No. 125 Minzu Road
Anonymous donation→Frozen sperm for half a year→Two AIDS tests→Only available for use with the Department of Health’s weekly national monitoring report→One sperm donation→One live birth→Destruction of live births
We, buried in the inconspicuous streets, work silently. In recent years, the sperm bank has helped 103 infertile couples (86% using simple artificial insemination and 13% using in vitro fertilization).
2007.3.21. Taiwan’s Artificial Reproduction Law was promulgated and implemented. It has strict and careful regulations on sperm donation, which is the basis for the future operation of sperm banks. Please refer to the provisions of the Artificial Reproduction Law.
In 2009, the clinic moved to a new location about 500 steps away: No. 125 Minzu Road
Anonymous donation→Frozen sperm for half a year→Two AIDS tests→Only available for use with the Department of Health’s weekly national monitoring report→One sperm donation→One live birth→Destruction of live births