FDA Approves Conceive Plus Fertility Personal Lubricant for US Market Release

Yes, Conceive Plus is compatible with sperm, oocytes, and embryos, making it safe for use during fertility treatments. It can also be used to facilitate the entry of diagnostic and therapeutic devices during fertility interventions. However, always consult with your fertility specialist before using any lubricant during IVF or other assisted reproductive procedures, as some clinics may have specific recommendations.

Clinical studies have shown that common lubricants such as KY, Durex, Astroglide, and Replens have a negative effect on sperm motility and sperm chromatin integrity, which can hinder fertilization and reduce your chances of conception. Conceive Plus is specifically formulated to be sperm-friendly and maintain sperm function during intercourse.

Conceive Plus is an isotonic, pH-balanced formula designed to mimic fertile vaginal fluids and semen, containing magnesium and calcium ions that are naturally found in the human body and essential to fertilization. Unlike standard lubricants that can harm sperm, Conceive Plus is clinically proven to maintain sperm motility and protect sperm chromatin integrity.

Conceive Plus has been sold over-the-counter in more than 60 countries worldwide and received FDA approval for the US market in November 2013. It is now available through major US retailers and distributors, with many online options offering free shipping on orders over

Conceive Plus is designed specifically for couples who are actively trying to conceive, so it is not recommended for use with condoms or other contraceptive methods. If you are not ready to try for pregnancy, use contraception-appropriate lubricants instead and consult with your healthcare provider about your family planning options.

Many fertility specialists and reproductive endocrinologists recommend using sperm-friendly lubricants like Conceive Plus when trying to conceive naturally, as standard lubricants have been shown to impair sperm function. Your fertility clinic can provide specific guidance on whether a fertility lubricant is appropriate for your individual situation.

As an over-the-counter fertility product, Conceive Plus is typically not covered by standard health insurance plans. However, some fertility-focused insurance plans or flexible spending accounts (FSAs) may allow you to use pre-tax dollars for its purchase—check with your insurance provider or employer benefits administrator for coverage details.