Comprehensive Male Fertility Assessment

$675

The most comprehensive male fertility assessment and treatment you can take at home to optimize your reproductive health & accelerate your journey to conception.

Get reimbursed through FSA/HSA. | Pay in 4 easy, interest-free installments.

Note: The cost of medications is not included.

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At home semen analysis test kit

At home male fertility hormones test kit

Consult with a urologist and a nurse practitioner

Comprehensive fertility assessment report

If needed get prescriptions & start your treatment plan

The same male fertility workup offered by urologists at the comfort of your home for a fraction of the price. We’ll test all semen parameters and 5 hormones to provide a thorough assessment and treatment report to optimize your path to fatherhood.

Optimize your fertility

Male fertility assessment 101

Receive your test kit - Order your assessment plan and receive a comprehensive test kit customized for your need. This is the first step to receive high quality diagnosis and treatment from our men’s health specialists.

Collect your sample - Follow the instructions and drop off your sample at USPS locations. Your care coordinator is on call to support you through the process.

Have urology virtual visit - Review your symptoms and result of the test on a virtual visit with a urologist to make a comprehensive assessment and if needed design treatment plan designed to help you achieve your health goals.

What parameters are tested?

Sperm concentration

Refers to the number of sperm per unit volume (milliliter) of semen. Having a low sperm count decreases the odds that one of your sperm will fertilize your partner's egg, resulting in pregnancy.
Sperm motility

Sperm motility is the ability of sperm to move efficiently. This is important in fertility because sperm need to move through the woman's reproductive tract to reach and fertilize her egg.
Morphology

Morphology can affect fertility because sperm need a certain shape to be able to penetrate the outer layers of the egg.
Testosterone

Testosterone is the main male hormone. When testosterone levels fall below what is considered normal, male fertility may be impacted.
Luteinizing hormone

LH stimulates the production of testosterone in the Leydig cells. Abnormalities in the function of LH may affect the process of spermatogenesis and thus result in infertility.
Follicle stimulating Hormone

FSH works with LH to help ensure that the testicles are producing sufficient amounts of sperm and testosterone. It also helps to ensure that the produced sperm are properly maintained until they are released.
Prolactin

High levels of prolactin can cause a decrease in FSH, LH, and testosterone that are key to healthy sperm production.
Thyroid stimulating hormone

Low thyroid hormone levels in men can cause poor semen quality, low sperm count, reduced testicular function, erectile dysfunction, and a drop in libido.

Developed by top physicians

“Information garnered from the at-home hormone testing panel and semen analysis allow us to make a comprehensive male fertility assessment, and if needed design a treatment plan that helps men optimize their reproductive health”