The Pre-Seed Difference
Trying to Conceive, Vaginal Dryness and Lubricants
Approximately 11 million couples in the US are trying to conceive (TTC). With a 20% chance of becoming pregnant each month during the woman’s fertile time, intercourse “on demand” can lead to anxiety and increased vaginal dryness --as can many fertility medications. In fact, 75% of women report an increase in their frequency of dryness when TTC.
Unfortunately, “everyday” personal lubricants can damage sperm. This includes other leading “nonspermicidal” lubricants and even saliva or water. Numerous medical studies have suggested that these products should not be used when you are ready to become pregnant.
Traditional lubricants harm sperm because they have the wrong pH and are not isotonic (they have the wrong ion or “salt” levels for sperm). Some also have ingredients in them which are toxic to sperm, such as glycerol (glycerin).
In addition, many women trying to get pregnant are concerned about the quality of their fertile secretions (cervical mucus). Normally during the fertile time when ovulation occurs, a woman’s cervical fluids change. There is an increase in the quantity of the fluid, it becomes more slippery (like egg whites) and the pH rises, all to support sperm and their journey through the cervix to reach the egg. As women age or if they have hormone imbalances, these normal fertile fluid changes don’t occur, making it harder for sperm to swim through the cervix.
Pre-Seed is Safe to Use When Trying to Conceive
Pre-Seed mimics natural body secretions to relieve vaginal dryness while providing an optimal sperm environment. Its moisture is delivered in the same pH , osmolality and viscosity (thickness) as fertile cervical mucus. Pre-Seed does not harm sperm and is less irritating to women than the leading lubricants (see Clinical Studies).
Pre-Seed’s unique formula is covered by numerous issued US and International patents. It is the only lubricant formulated by a woman Sperm Physiologist.
Pre-Seed comes with applicators to deposit the product internally so that its moisture can coat the vagina and cervix, enhancing the comfort of intimacy and supplementing inadequate fertile secretions.
What Makes Pre-Seed Unique?
- First product allowed to state that it is "safe to use” by couples who are trying to conceive
- Published studies show no harm to sperm
- Published studies show less irritating to sensitive tissues than other leading lubricants
- Numerous US and International Patents
- Balanced to match fertile cervical mucus
- Internal application mimics and supplements natural body fluids
- Contains the plant-based arabinogalactan for antioxidant support of cells, including sperm
- Recommended by leading fertility and women’s clinics
“Many women have avoided popular lubricants because they’ve been shown to interfere with normal sperm function. There is at least one product called Pre-Seed, that won’t reduce fertility.”-Toni Weschler in International Bestseller “Taking Charge of Your Fertility”
- Dr. Robert Greene in “Perfect Hormone Balance for Fertility”
Product pH and Osmolality
Sperm swim best at a physiologic pH and isotonic “salt” level. Pre-Seed is formulated in this specific range to provide an optimal environment for sperm. Most lubricants have a pH which is too low and/or a salt level that is too high for normal sperm function, causing them harm. This salt level can also and cause irritation in some women (To learn more review Clinical Studies).
- David & Blakeway in “Making Babies”
Indications
Pre-Seed ‘fertility-friendly’ Personal Lubricant is intended for use as a personal lubricant, Pre-Seed supplements the body’s own natural lubricating fluids to moisturize, relieve friction and enhance the ease and comfort of intimate sexual activity. Pre-Seed is safe for use by couples who are trying to conceive and may be applied to vaginal or penile tissues for lubrication and moisturization purposes. It is compatible with latex and polyurethane condoms.