Even sperms can be delivered at doorsteps, Why not?

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In the last eight to six years e-commerce industry has taken an unprecedented leap over the conventional marketing techniques.

Everything under the sky, starting from kitchen groceries to ‘coitus’ lubes to vehicles are just clicks away in the internet-era.

Latest in the line are daddies, however, inaccurately.

Since one may not fantasy buying a prospective father online, it is something that can substitute daddies in the process of procreation.

Sperms laddie! Take a bow.

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Image courtesy: Dailymail

So much as it is obnoxious to hear, turns out that it is truth. London based doctor of Indian origin has launched a new mobile phone application for ladies who look forward to father a child by sperm harvesting.

The app, apparently allows the user to choose the right father for their babies from available varieties.

Dr Kamal Ahuja, scientific director of the London Sperm Bank has fathered the idea and claims that the app is first-of-its-kind.

“You make all the transactions online, like you do anything else these days. This allows a woman who wants to get a sperm donor to gain control in the privacy of her own home and to choose and decide in her own time. We think this is the first-of-its-kind in the world,” he was quoted as saying by the ‘The Sunday Times’.
The app – ‘Order a Daddy‘ by the London Sperm Bank – allows women to order sperm through online transaction.
It allows women to browse for potential fathers by choosing a donor with desired physical characteristics such as hair and eye colour or height.
The app also allows the seeker to filter applicants by educational level and occupation.

They can also create a wish list by describing the desired personality. A payment of 950 pounds (nearly Rs 82,000) made via the app, is required for a donor’s sperm sample, which is then delivered to the fertility clinic where the woman is being treated.

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