"I was trying 6 months. I used Conceive plus and got pregnant that month"

The NHS recommends seeking fertility support after trying for 12 months if you're under 35, or after 6 months if you're over 35. However, many couples choose to use fertility-friendly products like Conceive Plus from the start to optimise their chances naturally. There's no harm in using a fertility lubricant whilst trying, as it's designed to support conception rather than delay it.

Yes, Conceive Plus is FDA-approved and is a fertility-friendly lubricant that doesn't require a prescription in the UK. It's recommended by fertility clinics across the UK and registered with the HFEA (Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority). You can purchase it without consulting your GP, though it's always worth discussing with your healthcare provider if you have specific concerns.

Fertility lubricants like Conceive Plus support conception by creating an optimal environment for sperm, but they don't address the underlying causes of miscarriage or chemical pregnancy. If you've experienced a chemical pregnancy, it's recommended to speak with your GP or a fertility specialist on the NHS to rule out any underlying issues. Using Conceive Plus alongside professional medical advice may help optimise your next conception attempt.

Conceive Plus offers both a fertility-friendly lubricant and fertility supplements containing Myo-Inositol and vitamins designed to support hormone balance and egg quality. The lubricant works locally to support sperm function during intercourse, whilst supplements work systemically over time to regulate cycles and support overall reproductive health. Many couples use both products together as part of a comprehensive fertility approach.

Using Conceive Plus won't interfere with NHS fertility services and can be used before or alongside NHS treatment. It's a natural, non-prescription product that supports conception without medical intervention,

Standard lubricants can actually impair sperm motility and reduce conception chances, whilst Conceive Plus is specifically formulated to be sperm-friendly and maintain the optimal pH and osmolality for conception. It's been tested in clinical settings and recommended by UK fertility professionals, making it a safer choice than conventional lubricants when trying to get pregnant. The difference in formulation can be particularly important during the fertile window.

Conceive Plus lubricant can be used during natural intercourse alongside IVF treatment, though you should always check with your fertility clinic about their specific recommendations. Many UK fertility clinics approve of sperm-friendly lubricants as they don't interfere with assisted conception procedures. It's best to get written guidance from your clinic before using any products during active fertility treatment.