Is it okay if some of the semen does not make it into the Sample Collection Cup? Can I still perform the test?

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• How do I perform the test?

  Procedure overview: Semen is ejaculated into the Sample Collection Cup. Once the semen sample sits for one hour, a few drops of the semen are transferred into the Collection Tube using the provided Dropper. Once the semen is mixed with the solution ...

• When should I collect a semen sample for the OVRY™ Male Fertility Test?

  The test must be performed with a fresh semen sample taken 2-7 days after the last ejaculation.

• What is included in the OVRY™ Male Fertility test?

  The test includes:  1 x Test Pouch (including 1 x Test Device and 1 x Dropper)   1 x Sample Collection Cup 1 x Collection Tube See our product instructions here, for diagrams of each component. The test kit does not include a timer which is required ...

• What are the most common reasons for false results? (In other words, what to AVOID doing to ensure the most accurate test results)

  The semen sample was collected less than two (2) days or more than seven (7) days after the last ejaculation, which could cause inaccurate results. The entire ejaculate was not collected, including the first few drops of semen. The ejaculate did not ...

• What are the test limitations?

  This test screens for sperm concentration by detecting SP10 protein in semen only. It does not test for any of the other factors affecting sperm fertility. A negative test result does not prove male infertility and a positive result does not prove ...