Legacy Kit VS Modern Fertility

I used givelegacy.com . They mail you a kit and have you overnight it back. Whole process was bonkers easy and they even sent me a second kit cause my first sperm count was too low. Source: 11 months ago

The fees as listed are so much higher than the mail-in services as to put it out of reach for me to pay out-of-pocket. Storage at $1780 for 5 years is a lot higher than $595 from givelegacy.com, ro.com with the Planned Parenthood discount was even lower, but they aren't available at the moment. Source: over 1 year ago

On my own, I found givelegacy.com , which doesn't have the lovely Planned Parenthood discount that dadi did, but seems a lot cheaper than other fertility medical practices. Source: over 1 year ago

Full disclosure, I am a fertility specialist that works at givelegacy.com which is the largest digital fertility clinic in the world. That being said, I can share with you that Legacy is a science first company and the leader in at home sperm testing and cryopreservation. Legacy offers semen analysis testing as well as dna fragmentation testing. You also get a FREE results review call with a licensed medical... Source: almost 2 years ago

I'm so glad you are being proactive about your reproductive health. There are some services that offer at home SA kits. The one I'm most familiar with is Legacy givelegacy.com (disclosure: I do not work for Legacy, but I would like to in the future.). Source: about 2 years ago

Https://modernfertility.com Dr. Google tells me apparently you can get home kits, or stuff where you go to Quest and avoid a primary care. (I assume they do tel-medicine appointment for labs as well as they partner with Quest diagnostic). Source: almost 2 years ago

Oh yeah! Modern Fertility is what I believe to be the HOLY GRAIL to anyone who is waiting to conceive right now: https://modernfertility.com. It’s a testing kit that will allow you to see basically how your current fertile state is and if your good to wait to conceive or should start trying sooner, it determines a lot of stuff like how many eggs in reserve you have,etc. I highly suggest you check it out, it’s... Source: almost 2 years ago

However, I did stumble across a link for Modern Fertility recently, and though I have not tried it it might be an option for you? Source: about 2 years ago

If you don't want to wait a year for fertility testing, there are options for earlier testing. However, they likely will not be covered by insurance. Modern Fertility as at-home testing kits for $159. Source: about 2 years ago

Not sure if the staff at Modern Fertility might be able to recommend someone local https://modernfertility.com. Source: over 2 years ago