"I think Conceive plus seems to be aimed to actually help TTC"
We found this post on a trying to conceive forum (to help ttc couples) and thought it was worth adding here.
- I've tried both, and I prefer Conceive Plus x - Thanks Sazza, based on their websites (below) I think Conceive plus seems to be aimed to actually help TTC, **** seems to be more about preventing 'vaginal dryness' with the fact it's safe for TTC as a secondary selling point. - hi ive used **** but found it felt very wet .....ive also used conceive plus and still am and find it more of a natural feel ......i did conceive last month so it must have worked -unfortunetley ended as a chemical preg. but i def think it helped with conception - We used **** for about 3months, no results. We switched to concieve plus a got bfp that month!! could be coincidence but I would give it a go. Good luck ladies xx - Thanks ladies! Glad to see conceive plus is winning the poll because I bought some today! March 2, 2010, link to the public forum posts: Here
Fertility lubricant can play a substantial role in your journey to pregnancy by creating a sperm-friendly environment to increase the chances of conception. Designed to create a more hospitable environment for sperm to travel through the cervical mucus, these specially formulated lubricants support sperm vitality and motility for an increased likelihood of successful fertilisation.
If your menstrual cycle was regular before you conceived it’s possible to determine your due date using ovulation. This is because you must ovulate to get pregnant, and conception typically occurs within 12-24 hours of ovulation. Medical experts, therefore, usually refer back to when you ovulated to determine your due date.
Using the basal body temperature method to track ovulation and menstruation can help pinpoint your most fertile days when planning to conceive. It’s a natural and inexpensive way to improve family planning and can be performed at home with a thermometer, a morning routine, and a homemade chart.