Total count or SwimCount?
Total count or SwimCount?
Let’s be honest, what is quantity over quality?
Take this easy SwimCount test at home and get to know how many good, motile and progressive swimmers you have.
When it comes to male fertility, we are absolutely sure that the quality of your sperm cells is much more important than how many little swimmers you can produce in total. Think about it guys. Every ejaculation triggers up to staggering 300 million sperm cells (!), but what if less than 5 millions of those will be able to get the work done? What if some of your little tadpoles are abnormal, can’t swim that well, or even are dead? Wouldn’t it be nice to know how many of them are good?
SwimCount is the only male fertility test on the market, which exclusively focuses on testing how many motile and progressive sperm cells the man produces in one sample. Said in another way; this test is able to separate the good swimmers from the bad ones.
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How come 2 fertile adults cannot conceive a baby? This could give the answer to the unexplained causes of infertile couples.
According to a recent study from Stockholm University and Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust, female eggs use different chemical signals to attract different male sperm. These signals are supposedly released to choose a specific man’s sperm.
What can a man do to speed up the process of conceiving a baby?
Take a sperm quality test early in the process to be aware if you have to do some adjustments in your life, to improve your sperm quality. Also, sperm quality decreases with age, so if you are trying for a baby, every day counts, so testing the sperm sooner rather than later can pay off.
Which is the quickest and less costly way to test your sperm quality?
There are several ways to perform a sperm test, but there are only two options, if you want to measure the Progressive Motile Sperm Cells (PMSCs) concentration. PMSCs are the only sperm cells that can reach and fertilize a female egg in a natural way. Your two options are visiting a fertility clinic or taking a SwimCount™ Sperm Quality Test. The SwimCount™ Sperm Quality Test requires less in terms of both purchase costs and “human costs”, also known as tangible and intangible costs.