Trying for a baby?
These 5 lubes are chemical-free, fertility friendly, and doctor-approved for those trying to conceive.
Mark Trolice, MD, is a board-certified reproductive endocrinologist and infertility specialist based in Winter Park, Florida.
Rachel Corradetti-Sargeant, ND, is a fertility-focused naturopathic doctor, using naturopathic medicine to help her clients conceive.
The trouble with lube, however, is that the majority of over-the-counter brands are typically toxic to sperm.
These same ingredients can also impact hormone balance, warns fertility-focused naturopathic doctorRachel Corradetti-Sargeant, ND.
board-certified OB/GYN, reproductive endocrinologist, and director of education at theFertility Centers of Illinois.
Parabens are endocrine-disrupting chemicals that can impact hormone function and worsen hormonal disorders, says Dr. Corradetti.
It was invented by a scientist who dedicated her lifes work to understanding the physiology of sperm.
It was developed by Harvard fertility pros with the goal of helping couples get pregnant without the discomfort.
Its pH balanced to mimic cervical mucus, which helps the sperm reach the egg.
It also helps maintain an optimal pH level in the vagina that wont negatively impact sperm.
Its both water-based and gynecologist-tested.
Its FDA-cleared and helps mimic the natural texture of cervical mucus.
Its also paraben-free and comes in single packages so that its a clean use each time.
Its made with natural ingredientsno petrochemicals, glycerin, synthetic colorants or fragrancesand is FDA cleared for reproductive care.
board-certified OB/GYN, reproductive endocrinologist, and director of education at theFertility Centers of Illinois.
Its also toy-safe, and cleans up easily.
Folks like this lube most for its consistency, which feels really natural.
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