Prima – Sperm Test (1 Test)
Prima – Sperm Test (1 Test)
Rapid self-test for in-vitro qualitative estimation of sperm concentration in human semen
MALE INFERTILITY
Male infertility can be a health issue for men and is primarily responsible for inability to conceive after 1 year of regular, unprotected intercourses. Particularly, male factor infertility affects nearly 50% of infertile worldwide couples who want to conceive and to require empirical therapy. The sperm count is considered lower than normal if you have fewer than 15 million sperm per milliliter of semen.
WHAT IS SPERM TEST
SPERM TEST is designed to be used for in vitro qualitative estimation of the sperm concentration of human semen. The test will determine if the number of sperms is adequate for conception, subject to female partner’s ovulation in time. A low sperm concentration would indicate less likelihood of conception.
Prima – Sperm Test (1 Test)
Rapid self-test for in-vitro qualitative estimation of sperm concentration in human semen
MALE INFERTILITY
Male infertility can be a health issue for men and is primarily responsible for inability to conceive after 1 year of regular, unprotected intercourses. Particularly, male factor infertility affects nearly 50% of infertile worldwide couples who want to conceive and to require empirical therapy. The sperm count is considered lower than normal if you have fewer than 15 million sperm per milliliter of semen.
WHAT IS SPERM TEST
SPERM TEST is designed to be used for in vitro qualitative estimation of the sperm concentration of human semen. The test will determine if the number of sperms is adequate for conception, subject to female partner’s ovulation in time. A low sperm concentration would indicate less likelihood of conception.
Tag: Test, Sperm, male fertility
Information
WHO ARE THE INTENDED USERS
Men who want to check their sperm concentration.
WHY – BENEFITS
Checking the sperm concentration is a useful tool for verifying the male fertility status.
TEST PRINCIPLE
SPERM TEST is biochemical assay for in vitro qualitative estimation of sperm concentration in human semen. Sperm cells are trapped on the first surface layer of the membrane, while a staining solution is used to dye sperm cells. The darker is the colour of well A, the higher is the sperm concentration. If the colour of well A is lighter than the standard colour of reference well B, it means that the concentration of sperm is less than 15 million/mL. If the colour of well A test is darker than the standard colour of reference well B, it means that the sperm concentration is greater than 15 million/mL.
How to take test
Content: 1 aluminium pouch containing 1 SPERM TEST cassette, 1 desiccant bag and 1 pipette; 1 vial with dropper tip containing 3 mL of Sperm Test staining solution; 1 vial with dropper tip containing 3 mL SPERM TEST washing solution; 1 collection cup and 1 isntructions for use leaflet.
Warning: Keep out of the reach of children
**Disclaimer**: This home test kit is intended for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Results may vary based on individual conditions and should be discussed with a healthcare provider. Always follow the test instructions carefully and do not use past the expiration date. The manufacturer is not liable for incorrect results due to improper use or storage of the product.
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