Why must I wait at least 15 minutes but no longer than 12 hours after adding the semen to the liquefaction cup to start the test?
Semen is very thick and gel-like and takes approximately 30-60 minutes to liquefy. Using the specially treated liquefaction kit provided with the kit will allow the semen sample to liquefy within 15 minutes. Waiting up to 12 hours before starting the test is acceptable. Ensure the provided lid in the liquefaction cup and swirl the contents before beginning the test.
Related Questions
- How should the semen sample be collected? Is collection directly into the liquefaction cup or should I use one of the condoms provided with the kit for the test to be effective?
- Why must I wait at least 15 minutes but no longer than 12 hours after adding the semen to the liquefaction cup to start the test?
- Why wait at least 15 minutes but not longer than 12 hours after adding the semen to the Liquefaction Cup to start the test?
