Recent studies have underscored how fertility rate continues to drop among individuals with supposedly healthy reproductive systems. The matter is becoming a growing concern, especially for couples who want to start a family. But an over-the-counter (OTC) fertility drug might just address this problem.
The CDC published a study on fertility rate, which covers the period between 2014 to the first quarter of 2016. It stated that there has been a "general fertility rate decline" in births among women in the reproductive age of 15-44 compared to what has been estimated.
A separate study, conducted among British folks and published in the Oxford journal on Human Reproduction in April 2016, supports the same fact that infertility is increasing. Experts said that there have indeed been millions of couples requiring more help in getting pregnant and starting a family. However, most infertility treatments are rather invasive and expensive that it limits the options for couples wanting to become parents. The entrance of the OTC fertility drug in the market, The Conception Kit, seem to come at the right time.
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The Conception Kit is an at-home infertility treatment option that has received approval and clearance from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Costing from $30 to $70, the kit is readily available at pharmacies in the United States. Per the site's FAQ, Each pack contains the conception kit with ovulation predictors, specimen collector, lubricant and cervical cap. It also has a manual, a journal and a conception wheel to help couples keep track of their fertility, as well as pregnancy test kit.
The Conception Kit requires no hormone treatments that could cost thousands of dollars to administer. It can be done in the privacy of one's home, for cost that is really affordable for couples, per its press release.
As with anything relating to health and medicine, it is best to talk to a doctor first before considering The Conception Kit or any other form of infertility treatment. Below is an overview of The Conception Kit, if you would like to learn more.
