Male reproductive health is facing a global crisis, with recent studies showing that the average sperm count in men of reproductive age has fallen by more than 50% since the early 1970’s and showing no signs of slowing down.

Sandstone will showcase its Trak Male Fertility Testing System and Mobile App to more than 200 Minnesota employers, health care experts, and health care companies who will vote to determine the winner of the Summit’s annual Innovators Award.

Active, Veteran, Retired, and Reservist U.S. Military Personnel Can Now Receive a 20% Discount on all Trak® Fertility Products to Help Start their Families

Now Available in the Trak® Male Fertility Testing System, the Specially-designed Volume Cup Allows Men to Measure Semen Volume and Diagnose Hypospermia at Home

“The Trak technology is revolutionizing our research,”

Partnership Among Sandstone Diagnostics, Boston University, and Stanford University Will Evaluate Association Between Men’s Sperm Parameters and Fertility in 300 Couples Trying to Conceive

Sandstone Diagnostics, a digital health company focused on a data-driven approach to men’s reproductive health, will exhibit its award-winning Trak™ Fertility product line at the HIMSS 2018 Intelligent Health Pavilion™, Hall E booth #11657, to be held in Las Vegas from March 5th to 9th, 2018. 

Funding will Support Successful Trak™ Male Fertility Testing System

In collaboration with researchers at Boston University and Stanford University, the NIH-funded pilot study findings will be presented today at the 2017 American Society for Reproductive Medicine annual meeting 

With over 10,000 respondents, the findings gathered through an online Fertility Risk Assessment questionnaire cite factors that may be driving the global decline in sperm counts

Men's Health Magazine ranks the top 5 new at-home health tests in the September 2017 issue:

Health Professional Radio interviews Greg Sommer, PhD - Co-Founder and Chief Scientific Officer at Sandstone Diagnostics.

Sandstone Diagnostics has launched Trak, a revolutionary new approach to male fertility that helps men test, learn and try to improve their sperm count over time. 

Cleared by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for over-the-counter use, the Trak system is now available for purchase.

Schedule includes Facebook Live chats with Male Reproductive Health Specialists, co-hosting the Making Dads Fertility Summit, and sponsoring the 4th Annual Drive for Men’s Health

Do you know how many days out of a woman’s menstrual cycle it’s likely that she’ll get pregnant if she has unprotected sex? And, do you know how soon you should see a doctor if you and your partner have been trying but haven’t conceived?

From fertility apps to ovulation tests, the reproductive health market is traditionally geared toward women. But what about the men? Don’t they contribute to infertility cases? They sure do.

From the number of steps we take to the hours we sleep, it’s clear we are obsessed with tracking our bodies’ data. So why not track sperm?

A California-based startup says sales of their at-home fertility kit—which is atypically for men only—are “great,” after hitting the market in early January.

I'd never planned on having a child of my own -- and to be clear, I still don't -- but when two of my best friends started looking for a donor, I jumped on the opportunity.

Sitting in a fertility clinic is a nerve-racking experience, and it can get even more awkward for men when they're put on the spot to produce semen samples. Fortunately for them, a new device that started shipping earlier this month can help make part of that process easier and more comfortable. It's a $200 system called Trak

Innovative Device Represents the Only Comprehensive At-Home Approach to Managing Male Reproductive Health.

Sitting in a fertility clinic is a nerve-racking experience, and it can get even more awkward for men when they're put on the spot to produce semen samples. Fortunately for them, a new device that started shipping earlier this month can help make part of that process easier and more comfortable. It's a $200 system called Trak

The Trak male fertility testing system is a battery-powered home centrifuge that spins semen samples to isolate sperm cells and count their number, the main indicator of male fertility. A custom app tracks counts over time.

It's not just women who are monitoring their reproductive systems using internet-connected gadgets

Having problems getting pregnant is more common thank you think—one in eight couples will struggle with infertility, according to the National Infertility Association.

A semen centrifuge is the newest direct-to-consumer fertility device on the market.

Sperm counts are falling! That's according to several studies published over the last few decades showing a global decline in male fertility. But before you go and burn your tighty-whities, know that the causes are uncertain and the findings are controversial.

This FDA clearance represents a monumental milestone for Sandstone Diagnostics as we prepare to launch Trak as a radically new approach to personal fertility management

Trak's device aims to disrupt the current model for testing male fertility which is viewed by many as awkward and inconvenient. The device received over-the-counter clearance as a Class 2 medical device.

Paired with Trak Male Fertility Tracker home test kit, the Trak Sperm Health & Fertility mobile app will create a novel, integrated tool to help couples conceive

Sandstone Diagnostics, a company located in Livermore, was recently awarded a National Institutes of Health (NIH) grant to develop medical instruments that will rapidly determine whether or not patients have been exposed to highly toxic substances.

Grant will help company develop equipment to quickly diagnose infants with life-threatening infections

Sandstone Diagnostics, Inc. won top honors at the Annual Sierra Nevada Innovation Challenge, taking home the GLOBIE award as the 2013 Most Innovative New Healthcare Product.