Sperm Test

Sperm Test

Check your sperm count at home, in private, with no clinic appointment. A screening test — take results to your GP. Plain, discreet packaging.

Product details: EUR 23.99 — InStock — SKU A-SPE — GetTested

About this test

Key Benefits

What the Result Can Tell You

This test gives a first indication of whether sperm concentration is above or below 15 million sperm cells per ml, the WHO reference level used as a lower limit for normal sperm concentration.

A result below this level does not mean that conception is impossible, but it may suggest that further fertility testing or follow up could be useful.

How It Works

1. Collect Your Sample
Collect a semen sample using the included collection cup.

2. Prepare the Sample
Mix the semen sample with the provided dilution buffer according to the instructions.

3. Apply to the Test Cassette
Add the prepared sample to the test cassette.

4. Read Your Result
Read the result according to the included instructions. Results are available in about 15 minutes.

Sample Collection

The test uses a semen sample collected at home. The kit includes the materials needed to collect, prepare and apply the sample according to the included instructions.

For the most reliable result, follow the instructions carefully and use the provided collection materials.

Test Accuracy

When used correctly, the test has an accuracy of 99.1%. Correct sample collection, preparation and result reading are important for reliable results.

Biomarkers included

How to prepare

Before testing, avoid ejaculation for **3 to 7 days.** This helps support a more reliable assessment of sperm concentration. Read the included instructions carefully before collecting your sample.

Frequently asked questions

What does a positive result mean?

A positive result indicates that your sperm concentration is at or above 15 million per milliliter, which is the standard threshold set by the World Health Organization (WHO) for normal sperm concentration. While this is a positive sign for fertility, it does not measure other factors like motility or morphology.

Does this test measure all aspects of sperm health?

No. This test gives a first indication of sperm concentration. It does not measure sperm movement, sperm shape or total semen quality.

What should I do if my result is negative?

If your results show a concentration below 15 million/ml, it is advisable to consult a healthcare professional or fertility specialist. You may also consider assessing lifestyle factors and nutritional levels, such as Zinc and Vitamin D, which are known to support healthy sperm production.

Customer reviews

4.7/5 (3)

View Product