CONCEIVE PLUS® TESTIMONIAL - We used Conceive Plus twice in one ovulation and I became pregnant.

Thank you Hannah for sharing your Conceive Plus testimonial !

"I'd like to share my story with you all. I am a little over 200 lbs and I didn't lose any weight before conceiving. My Obgyn also told me I needed to lose weight. But I'm 31 years old and my husband is 47 years old. We tried to conceive for 12 years with no luck. As you know with pcos your menstrual cycle can be very irregular. So my obgyn put me on metformin to regulate. Then on clonidine to conceive. After the first round I did conceive. But I miscarried at 7 weeks. So we waited a while and tried again but this time we went through 3 rounds of Clonidine. I got pregnant and miscarried at 12 weeks. So we took a little break from the medications but still didn't use protection. We went on for a couple of years with not conceiving. Then we started the testing... they blew air through my tubes to see if there was anything blocking them. We did genetic testing. We did artificial insemination. IVF. I also tried hormone shots that I did in my belly everyday. We stopped all the testing because everything was coming back normal. A few years later I became pregnant on my own. We found out it was a set of twins and miscarried at 9 weeks. So we decided we would take a break from trying because it was to heartbreaking.We became foster parents and adopted four children. We decided a few years after adopting the children that we wanted to try for one more. I seen this stuff online (Conceive Plus). I ordered it from Amazon for $20. I put a ovulation calculator on my phone and tracked my ovulation days. We used conceive plus twice in one ovulation. And became pregnant. I was scared to death of miscarrying again. I informed my OBGYN of all the miscarriages and she put me on progesterone cream. I was able to carry my baby but then I got severe preeclampsia. My Obgyn did not catch the preeclampsia. So at 29 weeks I was in the emergency room in excruciating pain. I had my baby boy that night. He had to be in the NICU for 2 months because he was so small. He was only 2 pounds 11 ounces. But now he's home and doing great he turned 6 months on Christmas Day. I know that my husband and I couldn't wait to start a family. And I'm not saying that Conceive Plus works for everyone. But it's definitely worth a try and on the cheaper side. I told my cousin about Conceive Plus also. She had been trying for 2 years to conceive. She used conceive plus 3 times in one ovulation. And she is now 10 weeks pregnant. I just wanted to tell you about this because 12 years of trying to have children was a hard thing to go through. And if I can help anyone else with just telling them about this then I'd like to do so. Good luck, baby dust and God bless!", Hannah Y., Facebook, 21 January 2017

Information about Conceive Plus

If you have just started trying to get pregnant or have been trying for a while, Conceive Plus® can help increase your chances of conception naturally! Recommended by doctors, pharmacists and fertility clinics in more than 60 countries, this is the fertility friendly lubricant approved by the FDA and a prescription is not required. For where to buy Conceive Plus, visit our where to buy page

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I get pregnant with PCOS without losing weight first?

Yes, it is possible to conceive with PCOS without losing weight, as Hannah's story demonstrates. However, the NHS recommends that maintaining a healthy weight can help regulate your menstrual cycle and improve ovulation. Your GP may suggest lifestyle changes alongside treatments like metformin to help manage PCOS symptoms and support conception.

How does Conceive Plus fertility lubricant work when trying to conceive?

Conceive Plus is a fertility-friendly lubricant designed to support sperm survival and motility during intercourse. Unlike regular lubricants which can be harmful to sperm, Conceive Plus has a pH-balanced formula that mimics natural cervical mucus, creating an optimal environment for sperm to reach the egg.

What fertility treatments are available on the NHS for recurrent miscarriage?

If you've experienced three or more consecutive miscarriages, you should be referred to a specialist recurrent miscarriage clinic for investigations under NICE guidelines. The NHS may offer tests including genetic screening, blood tests for clotting disorders, and ultrasound scans. Treatment options such as progesterone supplementation may be recommended depending on your individual circumstances.

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

The NHS advises that you should see your GP if you haven't conceived after 12 months of regular unprotected intercourse, or sooner if you're over 36 or have known fertility concerns such as PCOS. Around 1 in 7 UK couples experience fertility issues, so seeking help is completely normal. Your GP can arrange initial tests and refer you to a fertility specialist if needed.

Can I use ovulation tracking apps to help me get pregnant with irregular periods?

Ovulation tracking apps can be helpful tools when trying to conceive, even with irregular cycles caused by conditions like PCOS. However, the NHS recommends combining app tracking with other methods such as ovulation predictor kits for more accurate results. Speaking to your GP about regulating your cycle with medication like metformin may also improve your chances of pinpointing ovulation.

Is Clomid available on the NHS for women with PCOS?

Yes, Clomifene (Clomid) is commonly prescribed on the NHS as a first-line treatment to stimulate ovulation in women with PCOS. According to NICE guidelines, you may be offered up to six cycles of Clomifene, with careful monitoring via ultrasound scans. Your CCG funding and local NHS trust policies may affect the number of cycles available to you.

What should I do if I've had multiple miscarriages and want to try again?

After experiencing multiple miscarriages, it's important to speak with your GP or consultant about investigations and potential treatments before trying again. Some women, like Hannah, may benefit from progesterone support in early pregnancy to help reduce miscarriage risk. The NHS offers specialist support through early pregnancy units and recurrent miscarriage clinics to help you through subsequent pregnancies.