There is no standard recommendation for what age to consider sperm banking. Experts agree that it’s recommended to freeze sperm before the age of 45. Exploring sperm banking between the ages of 18 and 35 is ideal, as sperm quality is at its peak during this time. So, if you are planning to have children past the age of 40, it’s best to start looking into sperm freezing earlier. If you’re considering sperm freezing, you should schedule an appointment with a reputable reproductive specialist to understand what is recommended for your circumstances. The experts at Conceptions Fertility Center in Provo and North Logan are here to explain the process of sperm freezing and address any concerns or questions you have. We know that fertility decisions are deeply personal and involve complex considerations, so our team is committed to providing compassionate care and extensive support at every step.