Frankly the technology is not 5-10 years away. Decades, plural. I'd be surprised if we saw it used as a reproductive aid to correct severe hereditary genetic disorders in the next 5-10 years, and we won't see it used for optional modifications until we have twenty or thirty years of experience from the "better than the alternatives" modifications that the techniques aren't just creating massive amounts of cancer.

Every year you wait, your sperms carry more and more mutations.

I did the same thing with my last computer. I waited years because something better was just around the corner.

Don’t wait too long, reproductive tissue begins to degrade in your 30s.

5-10 years for this stuff to pass FDA approval? Better luck with your grandkids instead.