On TRT or Thinking About It? Secure Your Legacy First.
Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT) can change the way you feel—boosting energy, mood, muscle mass, and overall vitality.
But there’s one critical side effect many overlook: TRT can significantly reduce or even stop sperm production altogether.
At Bannked, we help you plan ahead. Whether you’re about to start TRT or already on it, our discreet, at-home service allows you to safeguard your fertility without compromising your well-being.
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Sperm freezing may even be covered by your insurance. Legacy is in-network with EmblemHealth (covering NYPD), TriWest (covering military veterans), and other major health plans.
The Bannked Process: Simple, Secure, Stress-Free
1.Order Your At-Home Kit
A discreet, easy-to-use semen collection kit arrives at your door. Collect your sample in private, then post it back using the prepaid return pack.
2.Receive Your Results
Within 48 hours of reaching our lab, your full fertility analysis is available in your secure online dashboard—covering sperm count, movement, and morphology.
3.Bank It With Confidence
If your sperm is viable for storage, you’ll be invited to our London clinic for final collection. (When our full service launches, you’ll be able to freeze everything from home.)
4. Use It When You’re Ready
Your sample is cryopreserved for long-term storage. Whether you’re planning a family in a year or ten, your fertility is waiting—on your terms.
Can I protect fertility by taking hCG alongside TRT?
hCG may help maintain some sperm production—but it’s not foolproof. The most reliable safeguard is testing and freezing before or during TRT.
Is it too late if I’ve already started TRT?
Not necessarily. We can test your current sperm health and help you decide next steps. In some cases, sperm can recover with treatment adjustments under medical supervision.
How long does frozen sperm last?
When properly cryopreserved, sperm can remain viable for decades.
How many samples should I freeze?
We typically recommend multiple vials, especially if you hope to have more than one child or want to maximise future success rates through IVF or IUI.