Conceive Plus® Success Stories - "...we now have 3 weeks old twins"

"We tried for 21 months to get pregnant, used this and it worked, we now have 3 weeks old twins :)", Tina C., Facebook, February 2017

"This is amazing! Used it for 2 weeks and bang on when my periods due... I find out I'm pregnant! I've been trying for well over 2 years after the depo injection. I can't believe it worked!!", Sammie B, Facebook, February 2017 "I got mine online for 18.00 and it worked the first time", Janie E., Facebook, February 2017 "I try this product is amazing, it took me 8 weeks to get pregnant after trying for 9 years!", Lourdes M, Facebook, March 2017 "Im 19 weeks pregnant got pregnant with this on the first try", Rachel M., Facebook, March 2017 "Thank you conceive plus. This worked for me 2 weeks pregnancy😊😊😊", Esmeralda C.M., Facebook, March 2017, "My husband and I have been trying to get pregnant for 3 years. I started using Conceive Plus in December I believe. February 23rd I was one day late so I took a test and it was positive! I took 3 more and all positive! I scheduled an appointment the following Wednesday (3/1) and the doctor confirmed that I am in fact pregnant. 4/5 weeks along. Thank you :)", Sierra K., Facebook, March 2017 "It worked for me used it for 1 month now I'm pregnant 🙂", Sarah D., Facebook, March 2017 "I have no idea how it works. With our third son we tried for over 2 years, so many hospital appointments and tests, one consultant recommended this and said she's had other mums use this and good results. First time using it.. end of month bang I'm pregnant!!", Charlotte L., Facebook, March 2017 "We've used it to get pregnant with our 2nd son after 4 years of trying unsuccessfully it only took us 1 month with conceive plus .wish we knew about it sooner", Kathleen G., Facebook, March 2017

Frequently Asked Questions

How long should we try to conceive before seeing a GP in the UK?

The NHS recommends visiting your GP if you haven't conceived after one year of regular unprotected intercourse, or after six months if you're over 36. According to NHS statistics, around 1 in 7 UK couples experience fertility issues, so seeking help is more common than you might think.

Can fertility lubricants like Conceive Plus actually help you get pregnant?

Fertility-friendly lubricants are designed to be sperm-safe, unlike regular lubricants which can hinder sperm motility. Many couples trying to conceive find them helpful as part of their conception journey, as shown by numerous success stories from women who had been TTC for extended periods.

What fertility supplements are recommended when trying to conceive in the UK?

The NHS recommends taking 400 micrograms of folic acid daily when trying to conceive. Additional supplements containing Myo-Inositol and essential vitamins may support hormone balance and ovulation, though it's always advisable to discuss supplements with your GP or pharmacist.

How long does it take to get pregnant after stopping the contraceptive injection?

After stopping the Depo-Provera injection, it can take up to 12 months or longer for your fertility to return to normal, according to NHS guidance. Some women find using fertility-supportive products helps during this transition period whilst their natural cycle re-establishes itself.

Do I need a referral from my GP to access fertility treatment on the NHS?

Yes, you'll need a GP referral to access NHS fertility services, and your local Integrated Care Board (formerly CCG) will have specific eligibility criteria for funded treatment. Waiting times vary significantly across different areas, so many couples choose to explore supportive products and lifestyle changes whilst awaiting appointments.

Is Conceive Plus safe to use when trying for a baby?

Conceive Plus is formulated to be compatible with sperm, eggs, and embryos, making it suitable for couples who are TTC. The lubricant is designed to match the body's natural pH and osmolality, creating a sperm-friendly environment during your fertile window.

What should I do if I've been trying to conceive for over 2 years with no success?

If you've been trying for two years or more, it's important to speak with your GP about a referral to a fertility specialist for investigations. NICE guidelines recommend that both partners undergo testing to identify any underlying issues, and in the meantime, using fertility-supportive products may complement your conception efforts.