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Rapid test showing whether sperm concentration reaches 15 million/ml - the reference value for normal concentration. Result within 5 minutes. The test does not assess sperm motility or morphology and does not replace a semen analysis (spermogram).
Why is it worth checking?
Infertility is the inability to conceive after 12 months of regular unprotected intercourse; about half of couples have a cause related to the male. Low sperm count is a common cause, usually without symptoms. Risk factors may include smoking, alcohol, overweight, testicular overheating, certain medications, and diseases. The home test shows an indicative sperm concentration. If the result is low or conception does not occur, consult a doctor for a detailed semen analysis.
Characteristics
Detection limit: 15 million sperm/ml
In the package
Test cassette
Collection container
Semen transfer tool
Sample dilution buffer
Instructions for use
Frequently asked questions:
What does the test measure? Whether sperm concentration is not less than 15 million/ml – based on the sperm protein SP-10.
Does a normal result mean I am fertile? It means the concentration is within normal limits, but motility and morphology are also important. If conception does not occur within a year, consult a doctor.
What if the result is low? Repeat the test after at least 6 days without ejaculation. If the result is still low, discuss it with a doctor.
Rapid tests are intended for preliminary screening and do not replace a doctor's consultation.
How to perform the test:
1. First, read the entire instruction. Allow the test to warm up to room temperature (15–30 °C).
2. Collect the sperm into the provided container.
3. Leave for 60 minutes to liquefy.
4. Using the transfer device, draw sperm up to the 0.1 ml mark and drop it into the dilution buffer bottle.
5. Close the bottle and invert it 5–10 times to mix.
6. Place the cassette on a flat surface. Open the bottle tip, invert it, and drop 2 full drops (about 80 µ l) into the sample well (S). Start the timer.
7. Evaluate the result after 5 minutes. Do not evaluate after 10 minutes.
Result evaluation:
Normal: two lines (C and T). Any T line is considered a result. Concentration – not less than 15 million/ml.
Low: only the C line. Concentration is less than 15 million/ml. Repeat after at least 6 days without ejaculation; if the result is still low, consult a doctor.
Invalid: no C line. Usually due to too small sample volume or a missed step. Repeat with a new test.
The ingredients are constantly updated. Before using a product, please read the list of ingredients on its packaging to ensure they are suitable for your personal use.
Male Fertility Test 2 pcs.
Rapid test showing whether sperm concentration reaches 15 million/ml - the reference value for normal concentration. Result within 5 minutes. The test does not assess sperm motility or morphology and does not replace a semen analysis (spermogram).
Why is it worth checking?
Infertility is the inability to conceive after 12 months of regular unprotected intercourse; about half of couples have a cause related to the male. Low sperm count is a common cause, usually without symptoms. Risk factors may include smoking, alcohol, overweight, testicular overheating, certain medications, and diseases. The home test shows an indicative sperm concentration. If the result is low or conception does not occur, consult a doctor for a detailed semen analysis.
Characteristics
Detection limit: 15 million sperm/ml
In the package
Test cassette
Collection container
Semen transfer tool
Sample dilution buffer
Instructions for use
Frequently asked questions:
What does the test measure? Whether sperm concentration is not less than 15 million/ml – based on the sperm protein SP-10.
Does a normal result mean I am fertile? It means the concentration is within normal limits, but motility and morphology are also important. If conception does not occur within a year, consult a doctor.
What if the result is low? Repeat the test after at least 6 days without ejaculation. If the result is still low, discuss it with a doctor.
Rapid tests are intended for preliminary screening and do not replace a doctor's consultation.
How to perform the test:
1. First, read the entire instruction. Allow the test to warm up to room temperature (15–30 °C).
2. Collect the sperm into the provided container.
3. Leave for 60 minutes to liquefy.
4. Using the transfer device, draw sperm up to the 0.1 ml mark and drop it into the dilution buffer bottle.
5. Close the bottle and invert it 5–10 times to mix.
6. Place the cassette on a flat surface. Open the bottle tip, invert it, and drop 2 full drops (about 80 µ l) into the sample well (S). Start the timer.
7. Evaluate the result after 5 minutes. Do not evaluate after 10 minutes.
Result evaluation:
Normal: two lines (C and T). Any T line is considered a result. Concentration – not less than 15 million/ml.
Low: only the C line. Concentration is less than 15 million/ml. Repeat after at least 6 days without ejaculation; if the result is still low, consult a doctor.
Invalid: no C line. Usually due to too small sample volume or a missed step. Repeat with a new test.
The ingredients are constantly updated. Before using a product, please read the list of ingredients on its packaging to ensure they are suitable for your personal use.
