DDC SpermCheck Fertility Home Sperm Test Kit

DDC SpermCheck Fertility Test Kit Features

• Fast Result in Minutes.
• Proven Accurate.
• Convenient and Private.
• Test uses colored lines to inform you the results
• Store in a cool, dry place at 36°–86°F (2°–30°C). Do not freeze.
• Note:
  • This test cannot be used to prove paternity.
  • This test assesses sperm concentration only. It does not detect all fertility issues.

DDC Fertility Test for Men User Manual

What to buy with DDC SpermCheck Fertility Home Sperm Test Kit

• myLAB Box At Home Female Fertility Test Kit
• Andropharma Penis Enhancement Supplement
• Hi-Tech Pharmaceuticals Dietary Supplement 60CT Tablets

How to Perform the DDC Spermcheck Fertility Test?

1. Let semen stand for twenty (20) minutes.
2. Punch out a perforated circle on the box and insert Solution Bottle so that it stands upright.
3. Use Semen Transfer Device to stir and mix semen in Semen Collection Cup gently.
4. Remove the purple cap from Solution Bottle.
5. Add semen from Semen Transfer Device to Solution Bottle.
6. Replace the purple cap. Mix gently by inverting the bottle several times.
7. Wait two (2) minutes.
8. Unscrew clear tip from Solution Bottlecap.
9. Add six (6) drops into the oval sample well-marked "S."
10. Begin timing and wait seven (7) minutes.
11. Read the result at exactly seven (7) minutes.

DDC Spermcheck Fertility Home Test for Men FAQ

Q1. How accurate is the test?

In a clinical study comparing the results of the SpermCheck Fertility Test to the standard microscopic laboratory test, SpermCheck Fertility was over 98% accurate in identifying if semen samples contained greater than or less than 15 million sperm per milliliter.

Q2. What does a positive test result mean?

A positive result indicates that your sperm count is at least 15 million per milliliter, a level considered "normal" for fertile men. However, a positive SpermCheck Fertility test result does not prove that you are fertile since several other factors can influence a man's ability to father a child. If you and your partner cannot conceive a child after several months of trying, you should have full fertility evaluations, even if your SpermCheck® test result was positive.

Q3. What is normal sperm count?

Normal sperm densities range from 15 million to greater than 200 million sperm per milliliter of semen. You are considered to have a low sperm count if you have fewer than 15 million sperm per milliliter or less than 39 million sperm total per ejaculate.

Q4. What Is a Normal Sperm Motility?

A total motile count of over 20 million is considered normal. However, even if you have more than 20 million motile sperm, it may not result a higher chance of pregnancy. If you have fewer than 20 million motile sperm, your chances of having a successful pregnancy go down.

Q5. What is the best time for sperm test?

You'll need to avoid all sexual activity that results in ejaculating sperm for 2-7 days before the sample is collected. This will help make sure your sperm count is at its highest level.