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Sperm Count Self-Test
£12.99
Abingdon Simply Test – Sperm Count self-test is a fast and convenient way for couples to privately estimate sperm concentration in human semen.
- Inform male fertility status discreetly at home
- Indicate low or normal sperm count
- Results in minutes
Pack Size: 1 Test
Product Code: FG-FD51700
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Why Test?
Take control and inform male fertility status quickly and discreetly at home.
What is detected?
The test detects the Acrosomal Protein SP-10 in line with international guidelines.
Simple To Use
Each pack contains instructions on when and how to test, all in the convenience of your own home.
Quality
The test is CE marked and registered with the UK’s MHRA and passed our 10-point check.
Abingdon Simply Test – Sperm Count
Our male fertility sperm count self-test is a quick and easy-to-use test for determining sperm concentration in a human semen. The test can be performed in a few simple steps and produces results at home.
The test detects the Acrosomal Protein SP-10 at 15 million (or above) sperm per millilitre of semen, which is in line with international guidelines for determining low or normal sperm count and is recognised the World Health Organization (WHO).
Determining low sperm concentration accurately and quickly allows couples to act. Either by taking steps to try natural ways to increase sperm count, seek fertility advice/treatments or explore female fertility testing.
All components are provided to use the test. Clear instructions guide you through the testing process. Always read instructions before using the test.
Tests are discreetly packaged during shipping to protect your privacy.
This rapid men’s fertility home test is manufactured under internationally recognised quality management systems ISO13485.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Acrosomal Protein SP-10 and why test for it?
Acrosomal Protein SP-10 is protein found on the surface membranes of sperm in human semen. SP-10 is specific to male germ cells (spermatocytes) and cannot be found in other cells. Therefore, detecting SP-10 within the detection limits specified helps to interpret male fertility or infertility.
When should I test?
A man can perform the test at any time. We advise using this test alongside an ovulation test for the best insights into fertility.
Accuracy and Sensitity
This SP-10 test detects the Acrosomal Protein SP-10 at 15 million sperm per millilitre of semen (or above), which is in line with international guidelines for determining low or normal sperm count.
Interpreting Results
The presence of a test (T) line and control (C) line shows a normal level of SP-10. A control (C) line on its own suggests abnormal levels. Sperm concentration analysis is one of several solutions to determining a couple’s fertility. Consult a doctor following a negative test or if you have have any family planning or fertility questions.
Kit Contents
Items Provided
- 1 x Test Device
- 1 x Collection Cup
- 1 x Buffer Solution
- 1 x Instructions
Item Not Provided But Required
- Timer
Delivery Information
United Kingdom: Fast Delivery (1-2 days) and Standard Delivery (3-5 days).
Republic of Ireland and European Union: Standard Delivery (2 to 5 days).
Rest of the World: Standard Delivery (2 to 7 days)
Shipping notifications and applicable tracking details are provided once your order leaves our facility.
Orders taken after 3pm (UK Time) on Fridays or over the weekend will be shipped the following Monday. Our team does not work during UK public holidays. Orders will be shipped on the first working day after the public holiday.
Tests will only be shipped to countries or territories where the products are registered and approved for use. Any products not available in your country will not appear in the basket or at checkout.
About Sperm Count Testing
Sperm count tests can be used when couples are having problems getting pregnant. According to the NHS, “a low sperm count, also called oligozoospermia, is where a man has fewer than 15 million sperm per millilitre of semen”. A low sperm count is one indicator for male infertility and can make it harder for couples to conceive naturally. Problems with sperm is quite common, with nearly a third of pregnancies failing as a result.
In combination with ovulation testing, sperm count self-testing allows couples to take control and interpret their fertility.
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