"Used conceive plus twice and was pregnant within two months"

“Trying a year used this and conceived first time of use :)” S.K, Facebook May 20th 2016 “Hi guys. Just want to say a massive thank u! After being told i couldnt conceive after my 2 kids and 3 surgeries to remove endo and cysts. 7+ years later and 2 months of using conceive plus im over the moon to announce that we r 20 weeks with not one but two little bunddles of joy cooking away in my belly. Cant believe how blessed we have been and cant wait to meet them. Again, Thank you from the bottom of our hearts xo Ive spread the word about this product to many and hope they end up with the joy we get to experience 🙂 ” (sic) L.L, Facebook May 12th 2016 “Used conceive plus twice and was pregnant within two months :)” K.J, Facebook 2016 “Having been diagnosed with PCOS and trying for a baby for over 4 years, I read about conceive plus on a PCOS blog, thinking we have nothing to lose by trying we brought it and fell pregnant within a couple of weeks. I had tried varied medications which didn’t work and hated the way they made me feel, so using something with no negative affect on me was great. Obviously could easily be a coincidence but I highly believe from all the different stories I have read, this stuff really does seem to work! Definitely worth a go if anyone is struggling with fertility.” R.L, Daily Mail May 4th 2016 “I used this to help conceive my little.. This products does work” C.B, Facebook May 13th 2016 “Got mine two months ago had been trying for 6 months used it once literally once on my ovulation day got my big fat positive two weeks later ❤ thank you conceive plus 😘😘” T.J, Facebook May 13th 2016 “This works! After trying for almost a year, we used this one time & now our little miracle is due in December :)” R.C, Facebook May 19th 2016 “This work I was pregnant first month for me and partner we now have this Beautiful girl Meka best of luck all” M.D, Facebook May 19th 2016 “My husband and I have been trying for 7 months. I bought the 3 applicators, I’m now 4 weeks pregnant ♡♡♡” C.B, Facebook May 21st 216 “All thanks to conceive plus me and my partner have been trying for years” L.K, Facebook May 24th 2016 “It does work deepening on the person I’m now 32 weeks and 5 days pregnant with a healthy baby girl don’t give up with some it just takes time” A.K, Facebook May 25th 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 Conceive Plus and how does it help you get pregnant?

Conceive Plus is a fertility-friendly lubricant designed to support sperm survival and motility during conception. Unlike regular lubricants which can harm sperm, Conceive Plus contains calcium and magnesium ions that help create an optimal environment for sperm to reach the egg. Many couples trying to conceive in the UK have found it helpful alongside tracking their fertile window.

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

According to NHS guidelines, you should visit your GP if you haven't conceived after one year of regular unprotected intercourse, or after six months if you're over 35. It's worth noting that 1 in 7 UK couples experience fertility issues, so seeking help is completely normal. Your GP can arrange initial tests and refer you to a fertility specialist if needed.

Can you use fertility lubricants like Conceive Plus if you have PCOS?

Yes, Conceive Plus is safe to use if you have polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS). As some of the testimonials show, women with PCOS have successfully conceived whilst using the product. However, if you have PCOS and have been trying to conceive for some time, it's advisable to speak with your GP about additional support and treatment options available on the NHS.

Is Conceive Plus available on the NHS or do you have to buy it privately?

Conceive Plus is not available on NHS prescri

ption and needs to be purchased privately from pharmacies, supermarkets, or online retailers. It's a relatively affordable option for couples who want to try something before pursuing more intensive fertility investigations or treatments. Many UK couples use it as a first step whilst waiting for NHS fertility referrals.

How long are NHS waiting times for fertility treatment in the UK?

NHS waiting times for fertility treatment vary significantly depending on your local Integrated Care Board (ICB) and can range from several months to over a year. NICE guidelines recommend that eligible couples should be offered up to three cycles of IVF, though funding criteria differ across the UK. Using products like Conceive Plus whilst on waiting lists is a common approach for couples hoping to conceive naturally in the meantime.

When is the best time to use Conceive Plus during your cycle?

For the best chance of conception, use Conceive Plus during your fertile window, which is typically the five days leading up to ovulation and the day of ovulation itself. Many women track their cycles using ovulation predictor kits or apps to identify this window. As several testimonials mention, using the product specifically around ovulation day helped them achieve a positive pregnancy test.

Does Conceive Plus actually work or is it just a coincidence?

Whilst Conceive Plus cannot guarantee pregnancy, it is scientifically formulated to be sperm-friendly and has helped many UK couples conceive, as the testimonials demonstrate. The product supports natural conception by not interfering with sperm function like regular lubricants can. Of course, individual results vary, and couples with underlying fertility issues should still seek advice from their GP or a fertility specialist.