The FERTI·LILY Conception Cup and Conception Gel are designed to be used together to help couples that are trying to conceive. The FERTI·LILY Conception Cup increases the amount of sperm brought to the cervix and increases the chances of Conception, while the Conception Gel is sperm safe and enhances the comfort and pleasure of conceiving.
Key Features:
- Sperm-friendly lubricant.
- Clinically Proven.
- Mimics natural fertile fluids.
- Contains Fructose, which gives sperm energy to swim.
- 50ml flip-cap tube for optimal ease-of-use during intercourse.
- Mid-market price point on sperm survival.
Box Contains:
- FERTI·LILY Conception Cup.
- Conception Gel.
How to use:
FERTI·LILY Conception Cup.
- Before inserting the cup for the first time, boil it in water and pat it dry.
- Keep it within easy reach of your bed, in its handy cotton bag.
- Insert it straight after ejaculation (without sitting or standing).
- It can remain in place for up to an hour – even while urinating or showering.
- Inserted into the vagina after ejaculation, the Ferti Lily pushes semen towards the cervix (the opening of the uterus), cradling the sperm in the protective environment of the cervical mucus. This way, more sperm cells survive and more of them can swim up into the uterus. And the more sperm cells enter the uterus, the higher the chances that one of them will reach and penetrate the egg - thus increasing the odds of conception.
Conception Gel.
- Apply during intercourse to smoothe movement and add pleasure.
Relevant Blogs:
Read: Are you ready to be a fertility success story?
Read: Ferti.Lily Conception Cup:FAQ's.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the FERTI·LILY Conception Gel, and how does it support conception?
The FERTI·LILY Conception Gel is a sperm-friendly lubricant designed to enhance comfort during intercourse while supporting sperm survival and motility. It mimics natural fertile fluids and contains fructose, providing energy for sperm to swim toward the egg.
How does the FERTI·LILY Conception Gel differ from regular lubricants?
Unlike standard lubricants, which may harm sperm function, the FERTI·LILY Conception Gel is clinically proven to be sperm-friendly. It does not create a barrier for sperm, allowing them to survive for more than 24 hours after contact with the gel.
Can the FERTI·LILY Conception Gel be used with the FERTI·LILY Conception Cup?
Yes, the FERTI·LILY Conception Gel can be used alongside the FERTI·LILY Conception Cup to further increase the chances of conception. The gel provides lubrication during intercourse, while the cup helps deliver more sperm to the cervix.
What are the key ingredients in the FERTI·LILY Conception Gel?
The FERTI·LILY Conception Gel contains purified water, sodium hyaluronate (hyaluronic acid), xanthan gum, phenethyl alcohol, fructose, and other components to balance pH and salt concentration, creating a safe environment for sperm.
How should I use the FERTI·LILY Conception Gel?
Before first use, remove the hygiene seal. Apply a small amount of gel to the outside of the vagina or the shaft of the penis before intercourse. Adjust the quantity as needed for desired lubrication. Close the tube carefully after each use.
Is the FERTI·LILY Conception Gel safe for sperm and embryo development?
Yes, the FERTI·LILY Conception Gel has been tested according to FDA standards and is proven to be sperm-friendly. It does not harm sperm or create a barrier, allowing them to swim freely. Additionally, it is safe for embryo development and does not affect healthy embryo growth.
Can the FERTI·LILY Conception Gel improve sperm quality?
While the FERTI·LILY Conception Gel provides a supportive environment and energy source for sperm, it does not improve sperm quality. It helps optimize the conditions for sperm survival and motility but cannot enhance the inherent quality of sperm.
Is the FERTI·LILY Conception Gel suitable for individuals with vaginismus or vulvodynia?
The FERTI·LILY Conception Gel is designed to enhance comfort during intercourse and may be suitable for individuals with vaginismus or vulvodynia. However, as experiences vary, it's recommended to consult with a healthcare professional before use.
