Success stories : "Thanks conceive plus!"

Success stories : "Thanks conceive plus!"

"Ladies I know everything isn't for everyone but my husband and I tried for 6 years nothing I came across this was optimistic about it but I still purchased it we tried it one cycle and August 13, 2016 a beautiful baby boy so it doesn't hurt to try and this is all I used I am a real person no they didn't put me up to this I just understand the struggle just thought I could give you ladies a little hope but here's a picture of my love bug. God bless everyone wishing you all baby dust." S.P, Facebook, August 16,2016 "I recommend this product it def works . I had my first ultra sound Monday . I'm currently 10weeks . Thanks conceive plus!" M.M.R, Facebook, August 12, 2016

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"This helped me loads I had been trying for a baby for 4 years!! And was about to start IVF I used this for 2 months only when I was ovulating of corse!! And now I'm 14 weeks pregnant!! Can't be any happier I thought it was a bit pricey but it was totally worth it in the end totally worth it!! Xx" C.L, Facebook, August 3, 2016

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does fertility lubricant actually help you get pregnant?

Many couples have found fertility-friendly lubricants helpful when trying to conceive. Unlike regular lubricants, which the NHS notes can impair sperm motility, fertility lubricants are specifically formulated to be sperm-safe and support the fertilisation process without hindering conception.

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

According to NICE guidelines, you should visit your GP if you haven't conceived after one year of regular unprotected sex, or after six months if you're over 35. Around 1 in 7 UK couples experience fertility issues, so seeking advice is completely normal and your GP can refer you for initial fertility investigations.

Can I use Conceive Plus while waiting for NHS fertility treatment?

Yes, many couples use fertility-friendly lubricants and supplements whilst on NHS waiting lists for fertility investigations or treatment. Since NHS fertility treatment waiting times can vary significantly between CCG areas, using supportive products during this time may help optimise your chances of natural conception.

Are fertility supplements worth trying before IVF?

Some couples find that fertility supplements containing ingredients like Myo-Inositol help support their conception journey before pursuing IVF. As shared by real users, some have conceived naturally after using these products even after yea

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

Regular lubricants can negatively affect sperm movement and survival, potentially reducing your chances of conception. Fertility lubricants like Conceive Plus are specifically designed to mimic fertile cervical mucus and provide a sperm-friendly environment that supports the journey to fertilisation.

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

You can track ovulation using methods such as ovulation predictor kits, monitoring basal body temperature, or observing changes in cervical mucus. The NHS recommends having sex every 2-3 days throughout your cycle, but timing intercourse around ovulation—typically 12-16 days before your next period—can help maximise your chances.

Will my GP take me seriously if I've been trying to conceive for less than a year?

Your GP should always take your concerns seriously, especially if you have known conditions like PCOS, endometriosis, or irregular periods. NICE guidelines allow for earlier referral in certain circumstances, and your GP can offer initial advice on lifestyle factors and products that may support conception whilst you continue trying naturally.