Nation’s Leading Sperm Bank Opens Branch in Indianapolis, IN

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 8, 2010 /PRNewswire/ — California Cryobank (CCB), the

nation’s leading sperm bank, today announced the opening of its newest branch in
Indianapolis, IN. In conjunction with General BioTechnology, CCB Indiana joins
Los Angeles (2), New York, Cambridge, and Palo Alto as California Cryobank’s
sixth facility.

Led by principals Erik Woods, PhD., HCLD(ABB), and John Critser, PhD., General
BioTech is a nationally respected cryopreservation and storage facility
established in Indianapolis in 1997.

“We are thrilled to welcome Indiana to our growing family,” California Cryobank
co-founder/CEO Dr. Charles Sims explains. “I have known Erik and John for years
and I have tremendous respect for their laboratory practices and professional
standards. The ability to add a lab of this caliber to our operations team is a
huge asset to our company.”

With the donor recruiting process less than a week old, CCB Indiana has already
received almost 100 on-line applications at www.spermbank.com.

Strict screening standards and donor selection are important elements in the CCB
formula according to CCB co-founder/Medical Director Dr. Cappy Rothman. “Our
goal is to provide as wide a variety of highly-qualified donors as possible so
that our clients are able to find their ideal donor. To do that we need to
continually increase our recruiting efforts and expand our donor catalog.”

Men ages 19-39 residing near Indianapolis or any other a CCB facility can apply
to become a sperm donor at www.spermbank.com.

California Cryobank offers donor semen services, private reproductive tissue
storage, andrology services, and umbilical cord blood stem cell storage through
www.FamilyCord.com.

For more information on California Cryobank, please contact media@cryobank.com.

SOURCE California Cryobank