MyHealthChecked Sperm Concentration Rapid Test - MyHealthChecked

A 'normal' result indicates your sperm concentration is 15 million sperm/ml or higher, which is within the typical range for fertility. However, it does not guarantee fertility as other factors like sperm motility and morphology also play a role.

An 'abnormal' result means your sperm concentration is below 15 million sperm/ml. It is recommended to consult your doctor or a fertility specialist to discuss these results, explore potential causes, and understand your next steps.

No, the MyHealthChecked Sperm Concentration Rapid Test is designed exclusively to screen for sperm concentration. It does not provide information on sperm motility (movement) or morphology (shape), which are other important factors in male fertility.

The test has undergone clinical testing to ensure its accuracy in screening for sperm concentration. When used precisely according to the instructions, it provides reliable results for identifying low sperm concentration.

Yes, this test is designed and validated for use by adults over the age of 18. It should not be used by individuals younger than 18.

You can access the step-by-step video instructions by scanning the QR code located on the back of your MyHealthChecked Sperm Concentration Rapid Test pack with your smartphone or tablet.

Always read the `Instructions for Use` leaflet thoroughly before starting. Ensure you are over 18 years old. Handle the sample and test components hygienically, and do not use the test if its packaging is damaged or expired.

This indicates an invalid test. Ensure sufficient sample was applied and all steps were followed correctly. Re-test with a new kit.

Wait the full specified reaction time. Ensure you are reading the results in good lighting. If still unclear, consult the 'Instructions for Use' leaflet for visual examples or consider re-testing.

Ensure you are in a comfortable, private environment. Follow the instructions for collection precisely, including any abstinence period recommended prior to collection. If persistent difficulty, consult a healthcare professional.

The test has clinically tested accuracy when used correctly. If you have concerns, ensure all instructions were followed diligently. For definitive diagnosis or further evaluation, consult a doctor or fertility specialist.