Conception Aid Cup

After trying for 8 cycles, I’m really hoping to come back and update this review with a BFP 🤞—but in the meantime, I wanted to share my experience with the Frida Fertility Conception Aid Cup. I actually started using this after my GYN recommended it during my annual visit. My cycles have been long and irregular since coming off a hormonal IUD after 6 years, so we were open to trying something simple and supportive before moving on to more advanced options. I’ll be honest—some of the reviews about it being difficult to remove initially made me nervous (I was fully picturing an ER visit 😅). But after using it a couple of times, it really wasn’t bad at all. What worked best for me was gently pulling on the tail, then using a finger to break the seal before squeezing and removing it. Trying to just pinch and pull didn’t feel like it broke the suction properly, so I definitely recommend practicing before you actually need to rely on it. Once you figure out your method, it’s very manageable. Insertion was surprisingly easy. I found it helpful to locate my cervix first, then guide the cup into place and kind of “position” it around that area before pushing up the edges. I left it in for about an hour and honestly didn’t feel it at all—my tampons are more noticeable than this was. I sterilized it by boiling before the first use as recommended, and since then I’ve just been washing it with soap and storing it in the bag it comes with. I’ll likely boil it again before my next cycle just to be safe. A few practical notes: You definitely don’t need to be an acrobat to use this Short nails are your friend here (trust me 😬) The material is soft, flexible, and feels durable—no warping after boiling or repeated use One thing I really liked is that it seemed to do exactly what it’s intended to do—keep everything in place. I noticed way less leakage afterward, which felt reassuring during the process. So, I would rate it an A+ for effectiveness! For the price, this is easily one of the most affordable fertility-support tools out there, so it felt like a no-brainer to try before investing in more expensive tracking devices or treatments. My GYN also mentioned that many of their patients have had success using it, which gave me a lot of hope. After experiencing a chemical pregnancy earlier this year, I’m still cautiously optimistic—but I’m really glad we added this into our routine. Fingers crossed this is our cycle 🤍

If you’re trying to conceive and want something natural, comfortable, and easy to use, the Frida Fertility Conception Aid Cup is worth every penny. The soft, flexible silicone feels gentle and secure, and the design really does what it promises—keeps sperm close to the cervix to give you the best possible chance each cycle. It’s reusable, which saves money in the long run, and it even comes with a discreet storage bag, making it easy to keep clean and travel with. What stands out most is how user-friendly it is. Even if you’ve never used anything like this before, the instructions are clear, and the cup is simple to insert and remove without discomfort. There’s no messy cleanup, no complicated steps—just a straightforward, practical tool that helps take some of the guesswork out of the process. For anyone looking for a natural, non-invasive way to support conception, this is a smart, affordable choice that truly delivers.

I was honestly surprised at how easy this conception aid cup is to use. The silicone is soft and flexible, so it’s comfortable to insert and remove. I like that it comes with a storage bag to keep it clean between uses. The design really does help keep everything in place, and it gives me peace of mind that we’re maximizing our chances. It feels well-made, easy to clean, and reusable, which makes it worth the price. Definitely recommend to anyone looking for extra support on their fertility journey.

Not very easy to get in and as title says, practice using it beforehand! Cons: If you have short hands/fingers and no partner to help with insertion, it might be a no-go as getting it up the canal isn't easy and was impossible for my wife to do solo. Was also uncomfortable putting it in. Pros: Once in place though, it isn't felt inside, storage capacity was great as it doesn't spill and it stays in place until removed so functionality is also great. We jokingly call it our "sperm spa". Plus it is easy to clean, discreet and portable. Here's to hoping it serves its use and we get our BFP this month.

I’m not one to write reviews but here I am writing one. I’m now pregnant after using the cup within the first month. I read these reviews when in London on vacation after seeing the product sold in stores. My husband and I decided to give it a try after 3 failed IUI and months of trying naturally since October of 2024. I’m on all the vitamins, tracking ovulation and body temperature. The only change after all this time was increased water to 120 ounces daily and using the cup. The cup was easy to insert but removing was a little tricky. There was no pain while the cup was in and I left it for 30 to 45 minutes at a time. Every time we had sex I used the cup which is easy to clean afterwards. I highly recommend adding this product to your fertility journey.

Absolutly worth every penny. very comfortable and easy to use. most importantly it works!! This definetly helped me to conceive my second.

After a year of trying, I got pregnant in the very first month of using it. It’s easy to use, comfortable, and gave me a lot of hope during a stressful time. I truly believe it helped keep sperm close to the cervix, making conception much easier. I’m so grateful I found this product and would highly recommend it to anyone trying to conceive naturally.

We ve been trying for 3 years and got medicines saw Doctors , after many hopes down , i saw this product and helped first month while ovulation! First at all hope on god only. Note to how to use it : 1 : wash it good . 2: make sure youre in the ovulation time . 3 :try it 2 days before ovulation during and 2 days after it 4: after sex hold on men dont take out fast ! 5 : insert the cup and keep it for long as you can at least 1 hour . 6 : watch your monthly thing ( women) 7 : buy a pregnancy test .

Used this several times trying to conceive but no luck. I guess it doesn’t work. Just buy a cheaper cup. Don’t waste your money on expensive things.

This thing is not very durable plus it's very difficult to remove. My fingers literallyare not long enough so while my man inserted it, removing it was a night mate nothing released that suction I tried all the methods. My cat eventually got ahold of it and chewed the tail off so that's all she wrote lol