SpermCheck Vasectomy Home Test Kit

Ensure peace of mind after your procedure with the SpermCheck Vasectomy test kit. This at-home test provides a quick and reliable way to verify the success of your vasectomy, confirming that your sperm count is close to zero. Don’t leave your future in the hands of chance – order your SpermCheck Vasectomy test today!

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Why Take a SpermCheck Vasectomy Test?

A surprise pregnancy after a vasectomy can occur, yet 50% of men who have the procedure never recheck their sperm count. If you’ve undergone a vasectomy, your urologist will recommend taking sperm tests at least twice in the months following, and once a year thereafter to ensure you’re no longer fertile. The FDA-cleared test kit from SpermCheck is a simple, at-home solution for post-vasectomy testing—no labs or doctor’s offices required.

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SpermCheck Vasectomy Test: Accurate, Convenient, Private

Our simple, FDA-approved home test detects sperm in semen. Here’s what you need to do:

Step 1: Order At-Home Vasectomy Test

We’ll deliver the test to your home.

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Step 2: Collect the Sample

 Follow the instructions to collect a semen sample right from home, in minutes.

Step 3: Complete the Test

Apply the sample to the test device and wait a few minutes for the results.

Step 4: Compare Results

Compare the test results with the provided chart to determine if sperm is present.

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Step 5: Relax

No guesswork = peace of mind.

Post-Vasectomy 411

Vasectomies have a high success rate, but there is a slight risk of pregnancy afterwards, which is why testing is so important. Here are some things you should know:

 

  • Nearly 1 in 100 vasectomy procedures may result in a subsequent pregnancy. 
  • Most of these pregnancies occur within the first few weeks post-procedure, as residual sperm may still be present. 
  • Patients should use contraception until they have confirmed sterility through at least 20 ejaculations.
  • Periodic testing for residual sperm, as directed by your medical professional, significantly reduces the risk of pregnancy.

Why a SpermCheck Vasectomy Test Kit Is Your Best Bet

Post-vasectomy testing is essential to verify that sperm levels in your semen have dropped to a point where pregnancy is highly unlikely, typically below 250,000 per mL. Even after a successful vasectomy, sperm can linger in the vas deferens for weeks or months. Here are more compelling reasons to order your test kit. 

The following are more compelling reasons to order your test kit.

Ensures the Effectiveness of the Procedure

Without testing, there is no way to be certain that the procedure was successful in preventing the passage of sperm. This is why healthcare providers typically recommend at least two consecutive sperm-free tests before confirming sterility.

Prevents Unintended Pregnancies

The main goal of a vasectomy is to prevent unintended pregnancies. Regular post-vasectomy testing ensures that measurable sperm levels are no longer present in your semen, providing peace of mind for you and your partner. This proactive step helps avoid the emotional and financial impact of an unexpected pregnancy.

Detects Recanalization

Occasionally, vasectomy failures can occur due to recanalization, where the severed vas deferens spontaneously rejoins. Regular over-the-counter sperm test kits can catch these rare cases early, allowing prompt medical intervention to restore sterility.

Convenient and Private

Using our at-home sperm test kit after vasectomy is a convenient, private way to verify your sterility without frequent visits to a healthcare provider. This method is cost-effective and easy to use, making it a preferred choice for many men.

Meets Expert Recommendations

Medical experts, including urologists and fertility specialists, endorse regular post-vasectomy testing. They recommend using a reliable and accurate at-home vasectomy test kit to ensure long-term sterility and prevent any potential complications from a failed vasectomy.

SpermCheck Vasectomy FAQs

Below, we’ve answered a few questions concerning SpermCheck Vasectomy test kits. Please let us know if you have any other concerns.

Q: How Often Should You Check Your Sperm Count After a Vasectomy?

A: The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) recommends that you test at least two times between 8 to 16 weeks post-vasectomy, then periodically as advised by your healthcare provider.

Q: What Test Is Required To Ensure a Vasectomy Is Working?

A: An at-home vasectomy test like SpermCheck Vasectomy accurately determines if sperm is present in your semen.

 

Q: How Accurate Is the SpermCheck Vasectomy Test?

A: SpermCheck Vasectomy accuracy is over 99% in detecting the presence of sperm in semen, making it a reliable choice for confirming post-vasectomy sterility.

Q: Can I Use SpermCheck Vasectomy Immediately After My Vasectomy?

A: No, health professionals advise you to wait 8 to 16 weeks post-vasectomy and after at least 20 ejaculations before using the SpermCheck Vasectomy test to ensure accurate results.

 

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Rely on Our SpermCheck Vasectomy Test Kit for Accurate Results

Maintain control and confidence in your reproductive health with the help of the SpermCheck Vasectomy Test Kit. Each kit includes two tests – plus, it’s FSA- and HSA-eligible.

Order yours today and ensure the success of your vasectomy with accurate, private testing.

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