Koshbio Male Fertility Test is an in-vitro diagnostic card test designed for the qualitative detection of Acrosomal Protein SP-10 in human semen.
SP-10 is a protein associated specifically with sperm cells. Detection of this sperm-specific marker is used as an aid in estimating sperm concentration and can provide an initial screening indication when evaluating male fertility.
This listing contains 1 Male Fertility Test Kit manufactured by Koshbio Private Limited.
Important: This is a screening test for sperm concentration-related assessment. It does not provide a complete semen analysis and should not be used alone to diagnose fertility or infertility.
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| Product Name | Male Fertility Test |
| Brand | Koshbio |
| Manufacturer | Koshbio Private Limited |
| Pack Size | 1 Test Kit |
| Test Type | Male Fertility / Sperm Concentration Screening Test |
| Detection Target | Acrosomal Protein SP-10 |
| Sample | Human Semen |
| Result Type | Qualitative Screening Result |
| Purpose | Aid in estimating sperm concentration during male fertility screening |
| Format | Card Test |
| Intended Use | In-Vitro Diagnostic Use |
The Koshbio Male Fertility Test is an initial screening test designed to detect Acrosomal Protein SP-10 in a semen sample.
SP-10 is associated specifically with male germ cells and sperm. The presence of this marker can therefore be used as an aid in estimating sperm concentration in semen.
Sperm concentration is one of the important parameters considered during male fertility assessment, although it is not the only factor involved in reproductive health.
The test detects Acrosomal Protein SP-10 in human semen.
Because SP-10 is a sperm-specific protein, detecting its level provides information related to the concentration of sperm cells in the tested semen sample.
The result is intended as a screening aid and should be interpreted according to the manufacturer's instructions supplied with the current test kit.
Sperm concentration is one of several parameters considered when evaluating male reproductive health.
A lower-than-expected concentration of sperm cells may be one possible factor associated with difficulty achieving pregnancy. However, male fertility is influenced by several additional biological and medical factors.
A single screening test therefore cannot determine overall fertility status.
The Koshbio Male Fertility Test should not be confused with a complete laboratory semen analysis.
| Male Fertility Screening Test | Laboratory Semen Analysis |
|---|---|
| Screens a sperm-specific marker related to sperm concentration | Provides broader laboratory assessment of semen |
| Qualitative screening result | May provide quantitative and microscopic measurements |
| Useful as an initial screening aid | Used for more comprehensive fertility evaluation |
| Does not independently diagnose infertility | Interpreted by healthcare professionals together with clinical information |
A male fertility screening result should not be interpreted as a complete statement of whether a person is fertile or infertile.
Male reproductive health can involve several factors beyond sperm concentration. A more comprehensive assessment may require clinical evaluation and laboratory semen analysis.
If pregnancy has not occurred despite regular attempts, or if there are concerns about male reproductive health, consult an appropriately qualified healthcare professional.
The test requires a human semen sample.
Sample collection, preparation, dilution, application to the test device, result-reading time and interpretation must be performed exactly according to the Instructions for Use supplied with the current Koshbio kit.
Because test-kit components and instructions can be updated by the manufacturer, always follow the leaflet supplied with the product rather than relying solely on general online instructions.
The Koshbio Male Fertility Test provides a qualitative screening result related to the sperm-specific SP-10 marker.
Interpret the control and test indicators only according to the manufacturer's current Instructions for Use.
A screening result should not be interpreted by itself as confirmation that a person is fertile or infertile.
If the result raises concern, if testing repeatedly produces an unexpected result, or if conception has been difficult, professional medical evaluation and laboratory semen analysis may be appropriate.
Fertility assessment can involve both partners. Male sperm-concentration screening addresses one aspect of male reproductive health, while ovulation tests can help identify the LH surge and fertile window in women who are tracking ovulation.
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Koshbio Private Limited is an Indian manufacturer of in-vitro diagnostic products based in Faridabad, Haryana.
The company's diagnostic portfolio includes rapid test kits and other IVD products across several healthcare-testing categories.
The Koshbio Male Fertility Test – Pack of 1 is available through Microsidd India for customers looking for an initial sperm-concentration screening option.
Microsidd India supplies diagnostic and healthcare products from Bengaluru to serviceable locations across India.
Please check the product pack, expiry information and manufacturer's instructions before use.
It is designed for qualitative detection of the sperm-specific Acrosomal Protein SP-10 in human semen.
SP-10 is an acrosomal protein associated specifically with sperm cells. Its detection can be used as an aid in estimating sperm concentration.
The test provides screening information related to sperm concentration through detection of SP-10. It should not be considered equivalent to a complete quantitative laboratory semen analysis.
The test is designed for use with a human semen sample.
No. Sperm concentration is only one factor involved in male fertility. A screening test cannot independently confirm fertility or diagnose infertility.
No. A laboratory semen analysis may evaluate additional parameters and is appropriate when a more complete fertility assessment is required.
This Microsidd listing contains 1 Koshbio Male Fertility Test Kit.
The manufacturer is Koshbio Private Limited, Faridabad, Haryana, India.
Ovulation tests are a separate female fertility-tracking tool designed to detect the LH surge associated with the fertile window. Microsidd offers a dedicated range of LH ovulation test kits.
Consult an appropriately qualified healthcare professional. Depending on the situation, clinical evaluation and laboratory semen analysis may be recommended.
This product is an in-vitro diagnostic screening test. It is intended to provide screening information related to sperm concentration and should not be used as the sole basis for diagnosing male infertility or making treatment decisions.
Male fertility can be influenced by multiple factors. Always interpret test results according to the manufacturer's Instructions for Use and seek appropriate medical advice when required.
This diagnostic test product is non-returnable and non-exchangeable.
Please verify the product name, manufacturer, pack size, intended use and specifications before placing your order.
Genuine cases involving an incorrect product received will be handled separately according to Microsidd.com's applicable policies and applicable law.
| Specification name | Specification Value |
|---|---|
| Test method | At-home test (self-administered) |
