"Used it on my most fertile days"

“Yes got mines a month ago nd now im 3 weeks 🙂 prayers” (sic) C.B, Facebook April 25 2016 “I have pcos and after trying for 2 years we used this & conceived in the first month! 🙂 goodluck!” T.C, Facebook April 26th 2016 “I used this & got pregnant on first try that was after a miscarriage I’m now 10 weeks :)” S.P, Facebook April 26th 2016 “My husband and I tried a little over a half of yr. I was also on the pill for 3 yrs. (…) I saw this bought the big bottle and I still have over half the bottle! I didn’t even use it all the time. I’m sure it helped though! I conceived in November before Thanksgiving and due in August with my first baby! My husband and I having a boy. Joseph Anthony 🙂 My husband and I conceived at 10 months when trying with this. I say its worth taking a chance. Good luck!” (sic) J.B, Facebook April 27th 2016 “I’ve got pcos used this twice on my most fertile days and currently 7 weeks. Good luck x” B.B, Facebook April 28th 2016 “It worked for me and my husband after the second month we used it! I’m now 14 weeks!” A.T, Facebook April 28th 2016 “I just thought about using it and it worked” D.W, Facebook April 28th 2016 “Husband and I tried for over a year, used this the first time and now we are 7 weeks and 3 days! Expecting our angel in December ” M.D, Facebook April 29th 2016 “This product works I am currently, 15 weeks pregnant we been trying and nothing I orders this product two weeks later pregnant” M.F, Facebook April 29th 2016 “C.C, I got it from Amazon but you can get it from pharmacies. I used it on my most fertile days, I found them out using an ovulation kit and a period tracker app. For example if my peak fertile day was wednesday, we had sex the Sunday before and the Friday. I had been to the hospital for loads of tests and the specialists said have sex ⅔ times a week. We used the applicator and the gel. Good luck xx” S.H, Facebook April 29th 2016

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More 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.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is fertility-friendly lubricant and how does it help when trying to conceive?

Fertility-friendly lubricants are specially formulated to support sperm movement, unlike regular lubricants which can sometimes hinder sperm motility. Products like Conceive Plus are designed to mimic natural cervical mucus, creating an optimal environment for sperm to reach the egg. According to the NHS, approximately 1 in 7 UK couples experience fertility issues, and using the right lubricant can be a simple first step when you're TTC.

When should I use fertility lubricant during my cycle?

For the best results, use fertility lubricant during your most fertile days, typically around ovulation. Many women in the UK use ovulation predictor kits (available from Boots and Superdrug) alongside period tracker apps to identify their fertile window. Having intercourse every 2-3 days around this time, as NHS guidance suggests, can help maximise your chances of conceiving.

Can fertility lubricant help if I have PCOS?

While fertility lubricant isn't a treatment for PCOS, many women with polycystic ovary syndrome find it helpful as part of their conception journey. PCOS can affect ovulation patterns, so combining a fertility-friendly lubricant with ovulation tracking may support your efforts. If you've been trying to conceive for 12 months (or 6 months if you're over 35), speak to your GP about a referral for fertility investigations.

How long should I try before seeing my GP about fertility?

NICE guidelines recommend that

couples who haven't conceived after 12 months of regular unprotected sex should be offered further clinical assessment and investigation. If you're a woman over 35, or have known conditions like PCOS or endometriosis, your GP may refer you sooner. NHS fertility treatment availability varies by CCG area, so it's worth checking your local eligibility criteria.

Where can I buy Conceive Plus fertility lubricant in the UK?

Conceive Plus is widely available in the UK from pharmacies such as Boots and Superdrug, as well as online retailers like Amazon UK and the official Conceive Plus website. Many couples find it convenient to purchase the applicator packs or the larger bottle depending on their preferences and how long they've been trying.

Does using fertility lubricant guarantee I'll get pregnant quickly?

No lubricant can guarantee pregnancy, as conception depends on many factors including ovulation, sperm health, and timing. However, fertility-friendly lubricants are designed to support the natural conception process rather than hinder it. If you have concerns about your fertility, the NHS recommends speaking to your GP who can arrange tests and potentially refer you to a fertility specialist depending on your CCG's funding criteria.

What other tips can help boost my chances of conceiving naturally?

The NHS recommends maintaining a healthy weight, taking folic acid supplements, limiting alcohol and caffeine, and having regular sex every 2-3 days throughout your cycle. Tracking ovulation with apps and test kits can help you identify your most fertile days. Combining these lifestyle factors with a fertility-friendly lubricant may help support your TTC journey.