Dadi

Store your sperm. Stop the clock.

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Dadi is a sperm storage solution for men and families - we offer an at-home male fertility test and sperm storage kit. Dadi's mission is to normalize the conversation around male reproductive health. Men have a biological clock just like women and we believe that they should have the option to start a family when the time is right for them.
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Ryan Hoover
As more startups like Modern Fertility have come up to service women's reproductive health, we're starting to see companies like Dadi emerge for the other half of the world. I honestly don't know much about this space. At what age should men consider freezing their sperm, @thomaswillsmith?
Tom Smith
Maker
@rrhoover Dadi is for every man — whether he’s 18 or 40, the perfect time to learn about his fertility is now. By making sperm collection and fertility testing easy and affordable, Dadi is normalizing male reproductive health and education for everyone.
Andreas Duess
@rrhoover @thomaswillsmith Like most things, the answer is highly individual. There are men who can father a child at 80 (however irresponsible that notion might be) and there are others who's sperm quality declines in their twenties. Certainly, a conversation worth having. However, there are significant differences in the "biological clocks" and there's no direct comparison between men and women.
Jessica Gottlieb
@rrhoover @thomaswillsmith @andreasduess respectfully disagree. Autism increases correlate with advanced paternal age. https://jamanetwork.com/journals... (one of many studies)
Andreas Duess
@jessicagottlieb Interesting. I had not thought about it in this context before. Thanks for pointing it out.
Tom Pryor
Love this idea. It’s so hard to take charge of this otherwise—it can be Confusing, expensive, embarrassing.
Erin S
We have conceived two kids naturally in the past 3 years, but wanted to bank a sample. After following the instructions to the letter, we were told the sample couldn’t be processed and we would have to pay another $99 to try again. They should be willing to guarantee their “pod.” I fear this is nothing but a scam -sounded too good to be true and it is.