Shanna H. Swan

And then...

the company called Million Marker that you're going to send your pee to, they have an education program.

And that's a lot of what they do, the testing and the education.

And so all of those couples, you know, they talked to them and said, tell me about what you put on your face this morning.

Tell me what you washed your clothes with.

Tell me what you clean your counters with, and on and on and on like that, right?

So they took an inventory of what the couples were doing.

And then they started this educational program, which they're very good at and have been doing for a while.

Once a week, they talk to them.

So how's it going?

Have you changed this?

What are you using now?

And so on.

So it was not just a one-time thing.

And if you were doing this, it would be short, you know, just like use these things maybe.

But along with that, we sent them the fellow kits to collect their semen.

Okay, so we have beginning, middle, and end.

It was three months, so beginning, six weeks, 12 weeks.

And you know why three months?

It takes 70 days to make a sperm.