Monitor your reproductive health in private

The SnipCheck kit is a quick and easy way to test the results of your vasectomy.

What's in the kit?

How It Works

Collection process

Simple steps to get your results

Simply follow the instructions to collect a small sample.  Then, mail it to our lab using the included return packaging. We will then process the sample and send you results via email. You can also choose to have the results faxed to your vasectomy practitioner, who may then review them with you.

Step 1
Collect sample
Step 2
Prepare sample
Step 3
Send sample to lab
Step 4
Get results

Convenient ways to obtain a SnipCheck test kit

Order Direct

Order directly from us and we'll send you your own home test kit, along with return packaging and a shipping label.

Obtain from your practitioner

You can obtain a kit from your local practitioner where you received your vasectomy. If they don't have one, you can order directly from us.

Get results in the comfort of your home

Say goodbye to cold doctor's office restrooms.

Frequently Asked Questions

No, the test is only able to determine the number of sperm present.

SnipCheck is designed to be used post-vasectomy. In cases where there are no sperm or <100,000 sperm per mL, it is not necessary to test for motility, and the procedure may be considered a success. In cases where there are >100,000 sperm per mL, it may be appropriate to repeat the SnipCheck test after ejaculating additional times. In other cases, your healthcare provider may recommend that you have a formal semen analysis obtained. Your results should be discussed with your healthcare provider directly. You should never discontinue secondary contraceptive measures until you have been instructed to do so by your medical provider.

Yes, the American Urological Association has released guidelines on post-vasectomy testing. Click here to refer to the guidelines (link). In general, a test showing 0 sperm or <100,000 sperm/mL is consistent with a successful vasectomy. If >100,000 sperm/ mL are observed, this may still indicate a successful vasectomy but may just require additional ejaculations before the numbers decline to the <100,000 sperm/mL range. It is important to never discontinue secondary contraceptive measures until instructed to do so by your healthcare provider.

If you received the test from your healthcare provider, they will be sent your results via fax. If you ordered your SnipCheck test online and provided your healthcare provider’s fax number, they will also receive the information. Otherwise, you may need to provide your results directly to your healthcare provider.

 

If you collected the specimen as instructed, the test will be an accurate representation of your sperm counts at the time of collection. Each test is evaluated individually by hand and does not rely on computer-aided semen analysis technologies, which often have variable accuracy.

Once we receive your sample, it will be processed within 1-2 business days. You will receive your result via the email you provided at the time of your submission.

Yes, depending on which specific test you are using, the tracking information will either be included in your package or in an email attachment at the time of
checkout. You will receive tracking information so that you can track where your package is located.

ABOUT US

We are a healthcare company that developed and manufactures the RestoreX device.

PathRight Medical was formed in 2015 to meaningfully improve the lives of men with Peyronie’s disease or those with side effects associated with urological surgeries or chronic disease.

About Laboratory and Procedural Services:

  • Laboratory and Procedural Services is a high-complexity, CLIA certified laboratory which performs testing related to male infertility and Peyronie’s disease.
  • All post-vasectomy testing is performed one at a time by hand. We do not use computer-aided semen analyses for post- vasectomy specimen to ensure the highest level of accuracy and to minimize potential errors.

About SnipCheck:

  • Designed to provide men an inexpensive, accurate, and private method to evaluate sperm counts post-vasectomy.