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The only at-home post-vasectomy test recommended by Urologists

Surprise Pregnancies Following Vasectomy Can Happen—So Check Your Semen

It’s essential to check semen quantity post-vasectomy: Urologists recommend testing semen quantity at least twice following the procedure and once a year afterwards to ensure you are no longer fertile. Yet 50% of men who undergo vasectomies never get re-tested! SpermCheck Vasectomy is an easy, at-home solution.

Developed by renowned scientists at the University of Virginia, SpermCheck Fertility’s pioneering technology is recommended by urologists. The test has provided trusted and accurate results to thousands of men since 2010, and we’re ready to help you too.

the only at home post vasectomy test recommended by urologists

Urologists recommend testing at least twice following a vasectomy procedure

Urologists recommend testing your semen quantity at least twice following a vasectomy procedure, generally at 60 and 90 days post surgery, and once a year afterwards for ongoing checkups to ensure you are no longer fertile.

SpermCheck Vasectomy is trusted by urologists as an easy, private solution for checking post-vasectomy semen quantity at home.

Simple to Use - Fast Results

Read the Instructions
Collect a semen sample and let stand for 20 minutes.
Prepare the sample in the solution bottle as directed in the instructions; wait 2 minutes.
Add the solution to the Spermcheck Vasectomy Device sample-well; wait 7 minutes.
Read results at 7 minutes.

Easy to Read Results

The easy-to-read results show whether your semen quantity is at a very low level, indicating a successful vasectomy.

LOW:If you see a Control Line (marked as “C” on the SpermCheck Device) but not a Test Line (marked as “T” on the SpermCheck Device) your semen quantity is extremely low, at, or below a level shown by scientific studies to present very little risk of pregnancy

HIGH:If you see both a Control Line (marked as “C” on the SpermCheck Device) and a Test Line (marked as “T” on the SpermCheck Device) your semen quantity is above safe levels and there is still a risk of pregnancy with unprotected intercourse.

Your at-home post-vasectomy follow up test

clear results in the privacy of your home urologist recommended convenient and private

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Q1. Does a high semen quantity level test result mean that my vasectomy failed?

It does not necessarily mean that your vasectomy failed, but it does indicate that additional testing is needed. If you have recently had a vasectomy, it's likely that your body just needs more time to eliminate the remaining quantity. We recommend waiting at least two weeks before testing again. If you have tested high more than once, you should talk to your doctor about what to do next.

Q2. What does a low test result mean?

A low result indicates your semen quantity is very low. The highest concentration of semen that can still give a low result with SpermCheck Vasectomy is so low that the chance of achieving a pregnancy is extremely small. A low result does not necessarily mean that your semen quantity is zero. However, most men who get a low result four (4) months or more after vasectomy either already have a semen quantity of zero or will soon. This is why it is important that you follow your doctor’s advice about when to take the test after your vasectomy.




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Stage in Fertility Journey?	Post-Vasectomy	Trying to Conceive	Pregnancy
Lab Fee Included	N/A	N/A	No
Where is the Sample Collected?	At home	At home	At home
Test Type	Test strip	Test strip	Blood DNA Test
Time to get Results	7 minutes after testing	7 minutes after testing	1-2 business days (after sample arrives at lab)