Khaled Kteily: Better Transit, Better Results, Legacy Announces Nationwide Kit Upgrade
Khaled Kteily,Founder and CEO at Legacy, shared a post on LinkedIn:
“Another day, another announcement.
Many months in the making, I am excited to share that we have upgraded our kit once again in partnership with the indomitable Sam Marple at Reproductive Solutions.
We’re incorporating the ProTex cup into every single Legacy semen analysis + sperm cryo, at no cost to our patients.
Why it matters clinically:
- Keeps sperm viable for up to 24 hours during transit
- Minimizes specimen exposure to environmental variables
- Reduces kit leakage to near zero in our internal studies
Better samples mean more accurate analysis, which matters most for clinicians making real decisions for their patients, especially since our median transit time is just 18 hours.
And our lab techs, bless them, are particularly relieved. If you’ve never opened a leaky sperm sample at 8am, you haven’t truly lived life.
This is part of a broader push at Legacy to keep raising the bar on specimen quality, which matters most for the clinicians and labs we partner with
This change will be rolled out in the coming months.”
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