A test to determine whether the sperm count in the semen is sufficient, a test to diagnose fertility.
Accuracy 92,2 %
Sensitivity 98,1 %
Specificity 98,3 %
Sample - semen
Results in 5 minutes
Detection level from 15mln/ml
The problem
Male fertility testing is essential for identifying possible causes of infertility, making treatment decisions and providing emotional support to individuals and couples on their reproductive journey.
- Test cartridges
- Package leaflet
- Seed transfer measures
- Sample dilution buffer
- Picking cups
- Place of work
Read all instructions carefully before taking the test. Allow the sample to cool to room temperature (15-30 °C) before performing the test.
- Remove the test cassette from the sealed bag and place it horizontally on a flat surface.
- Take a sample of the seed in the sampling cup provided.
- Leave for 60 minutes until the seed liquefies.
- Add the seed sample to the 0.1 mL mark in the provided seed transfer medium. Then add the seed sample to the sample dilution buffer vial provided.
- Mix the seed sample and the test solution by turning the vial up and down 5-10 times.
- Hold the diluted sample buffer tube upright and open the lid of the sampling tube. Invert the sample collection tube and drop 2 full drops of diluted sample (approx. 80 μL) onto the sample well (S) in the test cartridge and start the timer. Be careful to avoid air bubbles in the sample well (S). See illustration.
- Check the results 5 minutes after dropping the sample. Do not check the results after 10 minutes.
| Normal | Two coloured lines appear. One coloured line should appear in the control area (C) and the other in the test line area (T).
*NOTE: The intensity of the colour in the test line area (T) will vary depending on the concentration of SP-10 protein in the sample. Therefore, any shade in the test line area (T) should be considered normal. |
| Abnormal | A single coloured line appears in the control area (C). No line is visible in the test line area (T). |
| Not valid | The control line does not appear. The most likely reasons for the non-appearance of the reference line are insufficient sample quantity or an incorrect procedure. Revise the procedure and repeat the test with a new test. If the problem persists, stop using the test kit and contact your local distributor.
Remark. If for any reason the results are inconclusive or inaccurate, the test must be repeated using another test cartridge. The subject must abstain from any sexual intercourse for at least 6 days before the second test. If the result of the second test is abnormal, the results should be discussed with the doctor. |
Ingredients
- Test cartridges
- Package leaflet
- Seed transfer measures
- Sample dilution buffer
- Picking cups
- Place of work
Instructions
Read all instructions carefully before taking the test. Allow the sample to cool to room temperature (15-30 °C) before performing the test.
- Remove the test cassette from the sealed bag and place it horizontally on a flat surface.
- Take a sample of the seed in the sampling cup provided.
- Leave for 60 minutes until the seed liquefies.
- Add the seed sample to the 0.1 mL mark in the provided seed transfer medium. Then add the seed sample to the sample dilution buffer vial provided.
- Mix the seed sample and the test solution by turning the vial up and down 5-10 times.
- Hold the diluted sample buffer tube upright and open the lid of the sampling tube. Invert the sample collection tube and drop 2 full drops of diluted sample (approx. 80 μL) onto the sample well (S) in the test cartridge and start the timer. Be careful to avoid air bubbles in the sample well (S). See illustration.
- Check the results 5 minutes after dropping the sample. Do not check the results after 10 minutes.
Results
| Normal | Two coloured lines appear. One coloured line should appear in the control area (C) and the other in the test line area (T).
*NOTE: The intensity of the colour in the test line area (T) will vary depending on the concentration of SP-10 protein in the sample. Therefore, any shade in the test line area (T) should be considered normal. |
| Abnormal | A single coloured line appears in the control area (C). No line is visible in the test line area (T). |
| Not valid | The control line does not appear. The most likely reasons for the non-appearance of the reference line are insufficient sample quantity or an incorrect procedure. Revise the procedure and repeat the test with a new test. If the problem persists, stop using the test kit and contact your local distributor.
Remark. If for any reason the results are inconclusive or inaccurate, the test must be repeated using another test cartridge. The subject must abstain from any sexual intercourse for at least 6 days before the second test. If the result of the second test is abnormal, the results should be discussed with the doctor. |
Instruction leaflet
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