infertility

Every once in a while, every woman on the face of the planet will experience a bit of dryness when it comes time to try to conceive. This is especially true for women who are using ovulation stimulants such as Clomid which are known to cause vaginal dryness. While it’s easy enough to drop in at the local drug store to pick up some type of lubricant, that doesn’t mean it’s a good idea. For that matter, the lubricant that you may have loved for years could be one reason why you’re not getting pregnant. Most female lubricants on the market today are not developed to be sperm-friendly. Using a “regular” lube can wreck havoc on your trying to conceive plans. One sperm friendly lubricant which has been proven to be safe and effective is called PreSeed. Although it is sold mostly online, it is available in some drug stores. Recently, a new sperm-friendly lubricant has been put on the market and is available at many local Wal-Mart stores. While I haven’t tried this product, and I can’t (and won’t) vouch for it’s worth, I felt like I should at least tell you that it’s available. The product is called PreConceive Plus. If you happen to find it at your local store, give it a try and let me know what you think.