My Surrogacy Journey? raises the bar for at-home sperm testing, choosing Mojo to serve the GBTQ community

London, UK?- Mojo, the UK's leading provider of at-home sperm testing, is proud to announce its partnership with My Surrogacy Journey to provide fast and reliable sperm analysis for the GBTQ community. MSJ is the UK leading non-profit surrogacy organisation founded by Michael Johnson-Ellis and Wes Johnson-Ellis, the entrepreneur Dads behind TwoDads UK - who are also parents themselves via surrogacy.

MSJ has previously worked with a provider offering smartphone-based sperm analysis, but after careful consideration, has decided to switch to Mojo, the only lab-based, at-home sperm testing provider in the UK providing WHO-compliant analysis.?Wes comments:

”We wanted to offer our members the latest technology when it came to home testing, but not just this – give them results which covered the main aspects of sperm health, especially morphology. All?delivered in an exceptional clinical report, which our members can then provide their clinic?with – whether in the UK or abroad –?potentially?saving hundreds of pounds in the process.”?

The partnership is a significant step forward in ensuring that members of the GBTQ community have access to high-quality sperm testing services and is in line with Mojo's mission to provide convenient and accessible fertility care solutions. Tobias Boecker, co-founder of Mojo, adds:

”Partnering with MSJ is an exciting opportunity for us to make a difference in the lives of members of the GBTQ community. This collaboration is a testament to our commitment to supporting everyone on their journey towards parenthood, no matter their sexual orientation.”

Surrogacy in the UK has grown in popularity since the first Surrogacy Arrangements Act was introduced in 1985. So much?has?the number of parental orders (which transfer legal parentage from a surrogate to the baby’s parents) quadrupled in England and Wales in the last 10 years - from 117 in 2011 to 413 in 2020.