The Danish sperm bank Donor Network is raising the bar in the fertility industry. As the first in Europe, the company now includes IQ screening as part of its donor selection process – a move attracting attention in the UK, where Danish sperm already dominates the market.
On 1 January 2025, a new law comes into effect in Denmark enabling lesbian couples to donate eggs to each other. A Danish fertility clinic is already experiencing a great increase in demand from British couples.
In the UK, more aspiring parents choose to establish a family on their own. High costs lead many to receive fertility treatments abroad. Harriet is one of them, and she got pregnant with the help of a Danish fertility clinic.
Danielle and Sophie are married and wanted to start a family. After three failed IUI-treatments in the UK, they felt pressured into IVF-treatment. They sought their fortune in Denmark and are now expecting their first child. They encourage other lesbian couples to seek treatment outside the UK.
