Semen collection sheet
AssigneeOnly Style Inc.
InventorShintaro Ando
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Abstract
A semen collection sheet has a front surface to which semen attaches and a back surface having a fixing portion, and when the sheet is unfolded, a reservoir portion is formed to accumulate semen that attaches to the front surface. In a clinic, at home, or other appropriate environment, a user unfolds the semen collection sheet and fixes the sheet to a mounting surface such that the reservoir portion is positioned vertically downward. A user ejaculates aiming at a target portion. Ejaculate semen attaches to the front surface and runs down along the front surface under gravity, and accumulates in the reservoir portion.
Claims8
A semen collection sheet comprising:
- a front surface;
- a back surface opposite the front surface;
- a fold line dividing the back surface into two parts such that the semen collection sheet can be switched from a folded state to an unfolded state;
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- a first fixing portion and a second fixing portion provided on the back surface, the first fixing portion and the second fixing portion facing oppositely away from the front surface, the first fixing portion and the second fixing portion being configured to attach the semen collection sheet to a discrete mounting surface, wherein
- the semen collection sheet is joined to itself only along a joining portion at one end thereof;
- when the semen collection sheet is in the folded state, the first fixing portion and the second fixing portion face opposite directions;
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- when the semen collection sheet is, in the unfolded state:
- a target area, to which semen attaches, is formed at the front surface;
- a reservoir portion is formed to accumulate the semen that attaches to the front surface;
- a mounting portion is formed at the back surface, wherein the mounting portion is located opposite to the target area;
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- the first fixing portion, the second fixing portion, and the mounting portion all face the same direction.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.