"It defiantly helped us"

Hi, I thought I'd post and say me and my hubby tried 2 years for our first, No doctor would help us because we were under 25. We first used conceive plus in February 2012, and I fell pregnant, but sadly lost it a few days after finding out I was pregnant. We didn't use it again until June that year. I was due my period on my 24th birthday so never thought I'd be lucky enough to end up pregnant. I tested 3 days before my birthday and to my surprise it was positive, He is now a very happy 11 month old, because of how long it took to fall pregnant with him we started trying again when he was 3 months and I am now expecting our second little boy next month. If it wasn't for your product I don't think I'd have the little boy I do now. Thank you so much. It defiantly helped us. I get quite emotional thinking about what would have happened if we did not use your product. Stephanie B.... from Bordon If you are trying to get pregnant, using Conceive Plus fertility lubricant can help increase the chances, naturally. Use in place of your regular lube, Conceive Plus is a gentle lubricant that actually helps the process of conception. Find where to buy here

Frequently Asked Questions

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

According to NICE guidelines, you should see your GP if you haven't conceived after one year of regular unprotected sex. However, if you're over 36 or have known fertility issues, it's worth speaking to your doctor sooner. Around 1 in 7 UK couples experience fertility issues, so don't hesitate to seek support.

Can I get fertility help on the NHS if I'm under 25?

NHS fertility treatment eligibility varies by Integrated Care Board (ICB), and some areas do have age restrictions or require couples to have been trying for a specific length of time. It's worth checking your local ICB criteria, as funding rules differ significantly across the UK. Your GP can advise on what's available in your area.

Does fertility lubricant actually help you get pregnant?

Fertility-friendly lubricants like Conceive Plus are specially formulated to be compatible with sperm, unlike regular lubricants which can hinder sperm motility. While they won't treat underlying fertility problems, they can support the natural conception process by providing an optimal environment for sperm to travel through.

What's the difference between normal lubricant and fertility lubricant?

Standard lubricants often contain ingredients that can damage sperm or create a hostile environment for conception. Fertility lubricants are pH-balanced and isotonic to match the body's natural fertile fluids, helping to support sperm survival and movement during your fertile window.

How long is the NHS waiting list for fertility treatment?

NHS waiting times for fertility treatment vary considerably depending on your area and can range from several months to over a year. Your GP will first run initial tests before referring you to a fertility specialist, and the HFEA recommends checking your local ICB's specific waiting times and eligibility criteria.

When is the best time to use fertility lubricant when trying to conceive?

The best time to use fertility lubricant is during your fertile window, typically the five days leading up to ovulation and the day of ovulation itself. Using it consistently during this period can help support sperm on their journey, particularly if you experience vaginal dryness which is common when TTC.

Can I use Conceive Plus alongside fertility supplements?

Yes, fertility lubricants can be used alongside fertility supplements as they work in different ways to support conception. Supplements may help with hormone balance and egg quality, whilst the lubricant supports sperm during intercourse. Always check with your GP if you're taking any medications or undergoing fertility treatment.