"I used it for the first time this cycle and got my bfp last sunday"

Yes, Conceive Plus is FDA-approved and recommended by fertility clinics across the UK and more than 60 countries worldwide. It is available without prescription and has been trusted by millions of couples. You can discuss its use with your GP or fertility specialist at NHS clinics if you'd like professional guidance.

Fertility-friendly lubricants like Conceive Plus are specifically designed to maintain an optimal pH and osmolality to support sperm survival, unlike standard lubricants which can be spermicidal. Whilst individual results vary, many couples find them helpful as part of their conception strategy, particularly if timing intercourse around ovulation.

Standard lubricants can damage sperm motility and viability, whereas Conceive Plus is formulated to be sperm-friendly with a pH and consistency that mimics natural cervical fluid. This makes it safer to use during your fertile window when you're actively trying to conceive.

Myo-Inositol supplements are clinically shown to support regular ovulation and hormone balance, which can complement the use of fertility lubricant. Using both together—lubricant during intercourse and supplements to support overall reproductive health—may provide a more comprehensive approach to boosting fertility naturally.

Conception

Conceive Plus is compatible with most fertility treatments, but you should always discuss lubricant use with your NHS fertility clinic or consultant, as some assisted fertility procedures may have specific recommendations. Many HFEA-registered clinics are familiar with fertility-friendly lubricants and can advise on their use.

The NHS recommends maintaining a healthy weight, eating a balanced diet rich in folic acid, limiting caffeine and alcohol, and managing stress before trying to conceive. Taking a folic acid supplement (400 micrograms daily) is particularly important in the UK, and combining these habits with a fertility lubricant creates the best environment for conception.