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Conceive Plus success stories: "Here's my success!" (photo of pregnancy scan above) B. Danielle, September 1st, 2016 "It works. I'm currently pregnant got pregnant using conceive plus in the first month after trying for 6 months and getting nothing. Got my ultra sound tomm I'm currently almost in my second trimester now! Couldn't be any happier. This stuff is so worth getting If your trying to have a child. 💙💗❤💚💜" A. L. Silvia, Facebook, September 12, 2016 "This stuff really works me and my husband have been trying for 11yrs and did treatment but didn't work I try this just once and got pregnant" D. Castro, Facebook, September 5, 2016 "I been trying for 2 years i brought this used only 3 of the applications and now pregnant thank you conceive plus 😊" S. Stafford, Facebook, September 1, 2016 "After 17 years of trying this worked for me on the first application. Sadly i miscarried at 12 weeks, used it again thinking the first time was a fluke... Total success again 💙 now have a beautiful 5 week old baby boy😊 thank you conceive plus!!!!!!" G. Taylor, Facebook, September 15, 2016 "We were trying for 21 months to become pregnant and I only have 1 ovary, used this for a couple of months and become pregnant, we are now having twins!! Don't give up hope even when u have been trying for a while as this will still only work at the time U are ovulating, I never timed it but just used this every time incase xx" T.Crick, October 2, 2016

CONCEIVE PLUS® Fertility Friendly Lubricant

Are you trying to get pregnant?... Conceive Plus sperm friendly lubricant can help.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does fertility lubricant actually help you get pregnant?

Fertility-friendly lubricants like Conceive Plus are designed to support sperm motility rather than hinder it, unlike regular lubricants which can be harmful to sperm. While they won't treat underlying fertility conditions, many couples trying to conceive find them helpful as part of their fertility journey. The NHS recognises that around 1 in 7 UK couples experience fertility issues, so using supportive products alongside tracking ovulation can be beneficial.

How long should we try before seeing a GP about fertility?

The NHS recommends seeing your GP if you haven't conceived after one year of regular unprotected sex, or after six months if you're over 36. Your GP can arrange initial tests and refer you to a fertility specialist if needed. NICE guidelines state that investigations should be offered to couples who haven't conceived after 12 months of trying.

Can I get fertility treatment on the NHS in the UK?

NHS fertility treatment availability varies significantly depending on your local Integrated Care Board (formerly CCG), with eligibility criteria differing across England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland. NICE recommends that women under 40 should be offered three full cycles of IVF, though many areas offer fewer or have additional restrictions. It's worth checking your local ICB's criteria as waiting times and funding can vary considerably.

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

Standard lubricants can negatively affect sperm motility and survival due to their pH levels and consistency, potentially making conception more difficult. Fertility-friend

ly lubricants are specifically formulated to match the body's natural fertile fluids, supporting sperm movement rather than hindering it. This makes them a popular choice for couples who are TTC but need additional lubrication.

How do I know when I'm ovulating to use fertility lubricant?

You can track ovulation using methods such as ovulation predictor kits (OPKs), monitoring cervical mucus changes, or using a basal body temperature thermometer. Most women ovulate around 12-16 days before their next period begins. The NHS suggests having sex every two to three days throughout your cycle to maximise your chances of conceiving.

Are fertility supplements worth taking when trying to conceive?

The NHS recommends that all women trying to conceive take 400 micrograms of folic acid daily until the 12th week of pregnancy to help prevent neural tube defects. Additional supplements containing ingredients like myo-inositol may support hormone balance and ovulation in some women. It's always advisable to speak with your GP or pharmacist before starting any new supplements.

How common are fertility problems in the UK?

According to NHS statistics, approximately 1 in 7 UK couples may have difficulty conceiving, which equates to around 3.5 million people. Fertility issues can affect both men and women equally, with about a third of cases due to female factors, a third due to male factors, and a third unexplained or combined. The HFEA provides regulated information and support for those seeking fertility treatment in the UK.