Conceive Plus Fertility Lubricant Gel, a lubricant sex gel for couples 75 ml with Calcium and Magnesium

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Here’s an old, but interesting thread on the baby centre forum. The question being discussed Pre-Seed or Conceive Plus?…… Take some time to read the thread, Conceive Plus certainly gets a good write-up:

Figure 1: This photo shows the typical barrier created by vaginal lubricants, even after 10 minutes. The lubricant causes a barrier to sperm, stopping the conception process. The unique formula of Conceive Plus® helps your path to getting pregnant in different ways including relieving vaginal dryness without harming sperm. Conceive Plus Is Clinically Tested

Conceive Plus 75ml Tube

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 1Aquatrove Biosciences, Inc., Miami FL; If you are just starting your pregnancy journey or you’ve been trying to get pregnant for some time, Conceive Plus creates ideal conditions in the body for enhanced conception capacity. A vital part of the conception process is fertility support. This is equally true for those that are just beginning to try for a baby and those that have been working at it for some time. I use Conceive Plus and love it! Feels lovely & natural & slippery just like the real stuff” So, is Conceive Plus better than Pre-Seed? or is Pre-Seed better than Conceive Plus? This fertility lubricant was approved by the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in 2013, That means that it’s safe to use and won’t harm or impair sperm on their mission, unlike traditional lubricants. Knowing this means that you can relax and just enjoy the ride, if you pardon the pun! 2. Works with sperm, oocytes and helps embryo development

The unique formulation of Conceive Plus® has been clinically proven to maintain sperm viability, sperm motility and be safe for embryo development, assisting in providing an environment that may increase the likelihood of pregnancy. The original 75ml tube of fertility lubricant is still the most popular with Zoom Baby customers. This size of tube will be good for a few months of trying and allows the man or the woman to apply as much, or as little, of the fertility lubricant as they need at any time. The best choice for maximum flexibility. Conceive Plus – 8 Pre-Filled Applicators Ask around! Since “fertility-friendly” is still a pretty new label, getting recommendations from others who are trying to conceive is a good place to start, too. You may want to try out a few until you find the one that works best for you and your partner.

Regular personal lubricants can create a barrier to sperm motility, reducing the ability of sperm to fertilize the egg. Conceive Plus ® preserves motility by mixing with the sperm within a matter of minutes. The gentle formulation of Conceive Plus ® matches fertile cervical liquid and semen to help create a fertility-friendly environment. Fertility-friendly lubricant is a fast-growing sector of the lube world. Lots of reputable products have emerged in recent years, leading the FDA to create a label denoting which products pass their safety standards. However, while “fertility-friendly” or “sperm-friendly” lube is proven to be less damaging to sperm, it’s not a guarantee of conception.

Using lubricant is a great idea for most sexual activity, but for couples trying to conceive (TTC), it can be especially useful. Being TTC often means reducing sex to a routine experience on a regular schedule. This can bring down the usual mood, resulting in vaginal dryness. Additionally, some medications meant to boost fertility can cause vaginal dryness as a side effect. All this can add to the stress and pressure of trying to conceive.Conceive Plus ® is clinically tested to be compatible with human sperm, oocytes and embryo development to help provide a fertility friendly environment that actually support the process of natural fertilization. Conceive Plus ® is FDA cleared for use by couples who are trying to conceive. Regular lubricants are proven to have negative effects on the fertilization process because they can damage sperm and/or hinder sperm movement. Regular lube should be avoided when you are trying to conceive. We suggest using Conceive Plus® multi-use tube if additional moisture is required or use another applicator. Conceive Plus® Multi-use Tube may be used in conjunction with Conceive Plus® Pre-filled Applicators for intra-vaginal application.