FAQs
Q. How Can Conceive Plus Help Get Me Pregnant? A. Conceive Plus helps by removing a barrier to fertility, adding additional moisture to help create an environment where sperm viability and sperm motility are maintained. The additional lubrication provided by Conceive Plus helps by increasing the probability of sperm being able to reach the egg.
Q. How Do Calcium and Magnesium Ions Help? A. Conceive Plus is the only fertility friendly lubricant in the world that contains Calcium and Magnesium ions. These ions are essential for cell viability in our bodies and are key for the process of fertilization. There are many published studies that show the importance of Calcium and Magnesium and we believe that these ions help to support the natural functions of the body to increase the chances of getting pregnant naturally.
Q. When Do I Use It? A. Use Conceive Plus each time you have intercourse with your partner when trying to conceive. Sperm can survive a number of days inside the body so start trying a few days before your fertile window to maximize your chances.
Q. How Do I Use the Fertility Lubricant Applicators? A. Remove applicator from box, do not use if tamper evident tab is broken. Hold applicator narrow end facing upwards, twist of the tab and discard. Gently insert the narrow end of the applicator deep into the cervix and squeeze the bulb end 2-3 times to deposit Conceive Plus into the cervical cavity. Remove while continuing to squeeze the bulb end and discard. Each applicator is for single use only and cannot be stored after opening or reused. May be applied 10-15 minutes prior to intimate activity to allow moisture to disperse throughout the cervix area. Each applicator contains 4 grams of Conceive Plus. We suggest using Conceive Plus multi-use tube if additional moisture is required or use another applicator.
Q. Will This Relieve Genital Dryness? A. Around 75% of couples experience vaginal dryness when trying to conceive, but most don't notice it. Conceive Plus helps to keep sperm healthy so they can make their long journey to the egg. Using Conceive Plus is a very good idea even if you feel you don’t need additional lubrication.
Q. Will Conceive Plus Work If I Have PCOS? A. Conceive Plus can be used by all couples who are trying for a baby, even those with PCOS. There are many positive success stories from others on this topic, available on our website.
Q. Do I Need a Prescription from the Doctor? A. No. Conceive Plus is an OTC (Over-The-Counter) personal lubricant that is available on shelf and online; a prescription is not required.
Q. Why Is It a Good Idea to Use This Lubricant When TTC? A. Conceive Plus Fertility-Friendly lubricant was developed by Doctors and is cleared for sale in the United States for use by couples trying to conceive. By contrast, other personal lubricants (especially the most famous ones) block the movement of sperm, kill their vitality, and prevent conception.
Q. Which Should I Buy: Fertility Lubricant or Fertility Support Multivitamins? A. Fertility support is essential when trying to conceive, so we recommend using both Conceive Plus Fertility Lubricant and Conceive Plus Fertility Support Multivitamins to increase the chances of getting pregnant naturally. Our Fertility Lubricant is developed to support sperm motility and viability, while Conceive Plus Women’s Fertility Support is specially formulated with a combination of vitamins and minerals to support body regulation, healthy female reproductive system and the Men’s fertility Support is specially formulated with a combination of antioxidants, vitamins and minerals to promote sperm count and motility.
*FDA Disclaimer: These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease
** Recommended and Invented by Dr J. Kurtz1,2,3, Dr B. Nikolic1,3, and Dr V. Gupta, Registered U.S patent.
*** Published study show sperm safety, Development of a Novel, Physiologically Important Ca2+ and Mg2+ ion Containing Non-Spermicidal Vaginal Lubricant, J. Kurtz1,2,3, E. Willmer1,2, B. Nikolic1,3, and V. Gupta1,4. 1 Aquatrove Biosciences, Inc., Miami FL; 2 Emmanuel College, Boston MA; 3 Massachusetts General Hospital, Harvard Medical School, Boston MA; 4 Miller School of Medicine, University of Miami, Miami FL Fertility and Sterility, Volume 92, Issue 3, Supplement 1, September 2009, Pages S212-S213
