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The Combi Fertility Pack measures the levels of Fertility for both men and women. The Male Fertility test kit tells you whether the concentration is greater or less than 15 million sperm per mL. The FSH test measure your FSH hormone at a level of 25mIU/ml.
Male Fertility Pack contains: 2 x Test Panel, 2 x Bottles of Solution, 2 x Sample cups with white flakes inside and lid and 1 x Instruction set
Female Fertility Pack contains: 2 x Midstream Tests and 1 x Instruction set
If you would like to read more about infertility click here.
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Why do I need this test?
The male must produce a sufficient number of normal, actively moving sperm in order to achieve conception and according to the World Health Organisation a man needs 15 million sperm per mL to be considered fertile. The Test-Point Test Kit will tell you whether the sperm concentration in the test sample is below 15 million/mL motile sperm (negative test) or above 15 million/mL motile sperm (positive test). A positive result is going to be good news although it’s not proof of fertility. A negative result is not all bad news because it saves you months of trying to have a baby – in this case we suggest you get along to the doctor for professional help and advice.
This test can help to identify the potential of male fertility in the privacy of your home.
SUMMARY
This kit, for sperm count detection (Colorimetric method), uses an inert glass fibre membrane with high water absorption and a pore size of less than 0.5um to filter the semen. Sperm cells will be trapped on the surface of the first layer of the membrane. A staining fluid quickly dyes the sperm cells, the darker the colour, the higher the sperm count on the filter membrane. By comparison with the reference colour (15million/ml specified by WHO) of Well B on the test cassette, we know that if the colour of the test well A is lighter than the colour of Well B, the sperm count is negative or low, and if the colour of the test well A is darker than the colour of Well B the sperm count is positive and high.
SPECIMEN COLLECTION
Before testing, it is important that you refrain from any sexual activity for 3-7 days. This ensures that the volume and quality of sperm is at its peak and the test will then be an accurate determination of sperm count. Using masturbation, the semen should be expelled directly into a sperm collecting cup. The Test should then be carried out within a maximum of 2 hours. Once the test is carried out the result must be read within 5 minutes as the colour intensity of the test result will fade over time. As there are two tests you may like to photograph the test to compare results and also if you are unsure if the result is positive or negative. Some people have difficulty with colours and colour intensity and in these instances a photograph will help us (our contact details are below) confirm the result for you if you need to get in touch.
TEST PROCEDURE
Why do I need this test?
The hormone F.S.H. can be raised in women with irregular periods and will steadily rise as a woman gets older. As menopause approaches the levels get particularly high and act as an early warning system. With this test a negative result is going to be good news although its not proof of fertility. A positive test result suggests your fertility is reduced and we recommend that you see your doctor to discuss the results and perhaps have more tests done.
When do you use the Test ?
The first morning urine is recommended because it contains the highest levels of F.S.H. Testing at any other time of the day may give false negative test results.
How do you use the Test?
Precautions:
When to test
The test can be taken at any time during the month and then the second test should be taken 1 week later. We recommend that you test using first morning urine as it contains the most hormone and so will give a more accurate result.
Instructions
Results
Do not read the results after 10 minutes.
Positive
A pink/purple line in the circular window (test window) whose colour intensity is of equal or greater colour intensity (darker) than the line in the square window (control).
Negative
If only one coloured line appears in the square window (control) the result is negative. If a second band (the test band) appears below the first line, which is lighter than the first line, then the result is also negative.
Invalid
If no coloured lines appear in either window or a line appears in the test window but not the control band then the test is invalid and you should repeat using a new test.
What should I do with my results?
If the test result is positive, repeat the test one week later using the second dipstick to confirm the result. F.S.H. elevates for short periods in normal cycles but it is the extended elevation of F.S.H., which could indicate pre-menopausal state. If the second test is also positive you should make an appointment to visit your doctor.
A positive result means that F.S.H. levels are high, this can be an indicator of a pre-menopausal state and if symptoms such as irregular periods, hot flushes, mood swings, insomnia and fatigue exist, you should discuss your results and symptoms with your doctor.
A Negative Test result indicates that your F.S.H. levels are not raised. However, if you do have irregular periods or any menopause-like symptoms we still recommend you see your doctor.
For full One Step instructions click here.
For full Female Fertility Test instructions click here.
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Martin (verified owner) –
Slow delivery, but easy to use test.