"The great thing is I am pregnant, we still can't believe it"

Conceive Plus testimonial

Hello, wish I could share my Conceive Plus testimonial on Facebook but unfortunately for some personal reasons I can't. I just want to say thank you to this team for making my family happy. About 7 weeks ago the Conceive Plus came up on my Facebook page and I read through it and after one week I showed it to my husband who also read about it and purchased it on eBay. Our only child is 4years and we have been trying for another one I have got proof from NHS. We bought and used this product in July 2016 which is last month during my ovulation period and we only used 2 which I was upset because we dint order on time. The great thing is I am pregnant, we still can't believe it. Unfortunately, I can't share on Facebook because we still have to keep it secret as I haven't even registered at the hospital. I just really want to say a Big Big thank you to Conceive Plus. Hope one day I will be able to share my testimony as this is real and it definitely works. Thank you so much for putting smiles on peoples faces, we as a family are so delighted. I was so excited that I had to call my GP yesterday August 9th 2016 to share the news as he referred me to Queen's Hospital to do a test which would have been the 26th day of my period. Thank you, thank you, thank you. We are so filled with joy. Doyinsola O., sent to helpdesk@sasmar.com, August 10, 2016

CONCEIVE PLUS® Fertility Friendly Lubricant

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

Frequently Asked Questions

Can fertility lubricants really help you get pregnant?

Fertility-friendly lubricants like Conceive Plus are specifically designed to be sperm-safe, meaning they won't harm sperm motility or survival like some regular lubricants can. While they don't guarantee pregnancy, they can support conception by creating an environment that allows sperm to move freely. The NHS recognises that 1 in 7 UK couples experience fertility issues, and using appropriate products during your fertile window may help improve your chances.

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

NICE guidelines recommend that couples who have been trying to conceive for 12 months without success should be offered further investigation and assessment. However, if you're a woman over 36 or have any known fertility concerns, your GP may refer you sooner. Don't hesitate to book an appointment if you have worries about your fertility journey.

What happens at an NHS fertility referral appointment?

When your GP refers you to a fertility clinic, you'll typically have initial tests including blood tests to check hormone levels and ovulation, and your partner may be asked to provide a semen sample for analysis. The NHS will assess both partners to identify any potential issues before discussing treatment options. Waiting times for NHS fertility appointments vary by area and CCG funding availability.

When is the best time to use fertility lubricant during my cycle?

For the best chances of conception, use fertility-friendly lubricant during your fertile window, which is typically the five days leading up to ovulation and the day of ovulation itself. Many women track their cycle using ovulation predictor kits or apps to identify these key days. Using the lubricant during intercourse at this time helps ensure sperm can travel effectiv

ely to meet the egg.

Is Conceive Plus safe to use when trying for a baby?

Conceive Plus is formulated to be fertility-friendly and isotonic, meaning it matches the body's natural pH and osmolality levels to support sperm survival. Unlike some standard lubricants that can impair sperm motility, Conceive Plus is designed specifically for couples who are trying to conceive. It's always advisable to read the product instructions and consult your GP if you have any specific health concerns.

Can I get fertility supplements on the NHS?

Fertility supplements such as those containing Myo-Inositol and folic acid are generally not available on NHS prescription and are typically purchased over the counter. However, the NHS does recommend that all women trying to conceive take 400 micrograms of folic acid daily to support healthy foetal development. If you have specific nutritional deficiencies, your GP may be able to prescribe appropriate supplements.

How soon can I take a pregnancy test after using fertility products?

Most home pregnancy tests are accurate from the first day of your missed period, which is usually around two weeks after ovulation and conception. Testing too early may give a false negative result as hormone levels may not yet be high enough to detect. If you get a positive result, contact your GP surgery to arrange your antenatal care and register with your local hospital or midwifery service.