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Mojo
Clinical-Grade At-Home Sperm Test 

Description

The most comprehensive and accurate semen analysis you can do from the comfort and privacy of your own home performed by Mojo's clinically validated and CE-marked AI microscope.

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What is tested?

semen volume, sperm concentration, sperm motility, and total sperm number.

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The complete test also tests sperm morphology, pH, liquefaction, viscosity, round cells, agglutination, and anti-sperm antibodies.

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Key features

  • Test from the comfort and privacy of your own home

  • Comes in discreet packaging

  • The kit ships with sperm-preserving liquid to keep it protected during the journey back to the Mojo lab. Please store this liquid in the fridge upon reception.

  • Schedule your sample pickup by scanning the QR code inside your Mojo Kit at a time that is convenient for you

  • After organising the courier, produce your sample within 60 minutes before the courier arrives

  • Sample delivered by a courier to the Mojo laboratory for analysis

  • Results in 48 hours

  • Samples are analysed with the help of Mojo's own proprietary AISA (Artificial Intelligence Sperm Assessment) system which was developed with leading fertility clinics in the UK

  • WHO compliant

  • Schedule your own personalised sample pickup by scanning the QR code inside your Mojo Kit

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What is included?

  • Collection cup and lid​

  • Safety container

  • Sperm-preserving liquid

  • Instructions for Use​

  • Free access to the Mojo App​

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Useful tips for using the kit​

  • Abstain from intercourse or masturbation for 2-5 days before testing

  • Do not use any form of lubricant when producing the sperm sample

  • Only collect the sample via masturbation

  • Make sure that you collect the entire semen sample in the provided container for more accurate results

  • Please read the instructions provided by the manufacturer

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What we think at MyFertility

Mojo testing kits provide a convenient and accurate method of testing your fertility and can help with the diagnosis of male-factor infertility. A single sperm test alone cannot confirm a diagnosis, and in some occasions, a repeat test may be recommended.

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