Male Reproductive Health Test Kit

• Over 99% Accurate

• Instant, At-Home Results

• Manufactured In Canada

• Easy To Follow Instructions

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Nearly 50% of all inReproductive Health cases are linked to issues with sperm. The Ovry Male Reproductive Health Test is a convenient at-home test to detect lower than normal sperm concentration in semen, which is a leading indicator of male inReproductive Health.

No need to send the results to a lab! This test kit includes everything you need to perform the test entirely at-home and get results in minutes. This product is intended for anyone that wants to be proactive about their Reproductive Health or the Reproductive Health of their partner.

Intended Use

The OVRY Male Reproductive Health Test identifies lower than normal sperm concentration in semen. The test is intended for at-home use and provides a qualitative visual result.

The OVRY Male Reproductive Health Test indicates if a user’s sperm concentration meets the normal level of 15 million sperm per millilitre (as set by the World Health Organization). This test alone does not prove whether or not you are fertile. However, since sperm concentration is one of the leading indicators of male inReproductive Health, a negative result with an OVRY Male Reproductive Health Test (which would suggest low sperm concentration) can be valuable insight to Assist inform a proactive decision to visit a physician for further semen analysis.

How to perform the test

Important: When and how to collect the semen sample

Use a fresh semen sample collected 2-7 days from the last ejaculation.

The Sample Collection Cup should be clean, dry, and free from any contaminants and detergents.

For the most reliable results, masturbation that is free from lubricants and lotions is the recommended method for obtaining the sample.

After the semen sample is collected, it needs to sit for 1 hour (as noted in the following step-by-step procedure) before the test can be performed. Do not perform the test more than 3 hours after the semen sample is collected.