Semen Analysis

The prices for semen analysis services at Cryobank America are $100 for the Basic Semen Analysis and $200 for the Complete Semen Analysis.

You'll produce a specimen through self-masturbation in a designated private collection room. A flat-screen television for content viewing is available in each collection room. You may also bring your own literature, laptops, or cellular phones if you prefer alternative content.

Cryobank America does not accept specimens produced outside of the office for analysis purposes. Sperm cells start to deteriorate and die once exposed to air outside the body, so Cryobank America requires samples to remain in-office to ensure the most accurate results.

It is the total weight of a specimen that is produced, measured in milliliters (ml).

Viscosity is the measurement of the seminal fluid’s resistance to flow. Abnormally high viscosity can be the result of abnormal prostate function.

This is the measurement of the total number of sperm cells found in a 1ML volume sample.

This is the total number of progressively motile sperm counts found in the individual ejaculate.

This is the observed speed of the progressively motile sperm cells.

A “0” indicates an absence of any forward progression.

A “1 – 1.5” indicates poor movement, weak or lethargic forward progression.

A “2.0 – 2.5” indicates moderate movement, with some forward progression.

A “3.0 – 3.5” indicates good movement, showing definite forward progression.

A “4.0” indicates excellent movement, showing strong rapid forward progression.

Contact us through our online contact form. You can also reach us by phone at (817) 945-8708 or by email at [email protected] to get the process started.

A man can improve his sperm health by keeping the testicles cool, staying hydrated, reducing alcohol consumption, quitting smoking, reducing stress, exercising, and taking vitamins such as Vitamin C, Vitamin D, Vitamin E, Zinc, D-Aspartic Acid supplements, and Folic Acid supplements.

Raw Sample - This specimen is produced and examined within one hour after ejaculation. A Raw Sample is a specimen in its purest form and has not undergone further processing.

Post-Process Sample - This specimen has been processed in the laboratory to reduce the number of non-motile or "dead cells" and other contaminants such as round, red, and white blood cells.

Post-Thaw Sample - This specimen has undergone a complete laboratory process and is subsequently cryogenically frozen. This sample is thawed to liquid form and is analyzed again. This process will demonstrate how well your specimen preserves and survives the cryogenic storage process.

The most common factors affecting sperm health include health and lifestyle influences, environmental influences, and medical reasons. These include drug use, alcohol use, tobacco use, overheating the testicles, weight, stress, exposure to hazardous and industrial chemicals, heavy metals, radiation including x-rays, cancer of the testicles, hormone, and steroid imbalances, physical problems affecting the reproductive system, genetic disorders, and certain medications.

PH is the measure of acidity (alkalinity) in the semen sample. Since the vagina provides a naturally acidic environment, semen should be more basic than neutral to counteract the alkalinity.

These cells represent the presence of non-spermatozoa cells found in the semen sample.

This is the total number of sperm cells for the individual ejaculate, including both motile and non-motile spermatozoa.

Also called "percent motility," it is the total percentage of progressively motile sperm cells observed compared to the total sperm concentration.

Morphology classifies sperm as a valuable indicator of environmental and occupational toxicants exposure. In this analysis, we examine the size and shape of the sperm for abnormalities such as head, midpiece, or tail defects.

Yes, we are able to collect, process, store, and distribute sperm for personal storage. Find more information on our Personal Sperm Banking and Storage options.