Now You Can Check Your Sperm Count At Home

It's the first kit to win FDA approval If you've ever questioned your sperm count but weren't thrilled with the idea of dropping by a clinic, worry no longer: For the first time, you can get an FDA-approved home test.

The $30 to $40 SpermCheck Fertility Home Sperm Test, available at CVS.com and Walgreens.com, says it's 98% accurate.

"Sure, it's funny to talk about, but it could also truly change the way couples (and singles) approach conception," writes Brent Rose at Gizmodo.

While nearly half of conception problems are on the male side, men are far more reluctant to head to a clinic for a checkup, he notes.