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134 people completed over 30 detailed questions in a self-reporting, opt-in internet, survey.  Women were recruited through social media and chat room sites. Data are not a clinical study or necessarily reflective of the broader population.  An emphasis of this survey was learning more about women who used Pre~Seed specifically because of poor quality cervical fluids/mucus.

 

Trying-to-conceive women, in our survey, used Pre~Seed because of inadequate vaginal secretions, including cervical fluids, based on the following personal needs:

• 44% to relieve dryness and discomfort during intercourse
• 35% to supplement low quality cervical fluid
• 52% to supplement too little quantity of cervical fluid

A total of 87 women used Pre~Seed for poor quality cervical fluids with 81% of these women saying it increased their cervical fluid quality; and 64% saying it improved their cervical fluid quantity.

• 58% of women who took this survey, became pregnant while using Pre~Seed
• Of women with poor quality cervical fluid, 57% became pregnant while using Pre-Seed
• 75% of women used Pre~Seed twice or more during their fertile time
• 30% of users became pregnant the first time they used Pre~Seed
• 15% the second time and 10% after 4 or more cycles
• 93% of users applied Pre~Seed inside the vagina
• 57% of users had been trying to conceive for 7 or more months before using Pre~Seed 

• 40% of babies were a boy
• 38% of babies were  a girl
• 20% of first pregnancies were lost (consistent with the 25-38% of all first trimester pregnancies lost in the general population)
• There were no multiple pregnancies in this group of survey responders

 

These results support the value of Pre~Seed  to relieve dryness and supplement vaginal secretions involved in reproduction, including cervical fluids.

This is the third survey we have done in the past 7 years showing no gender differences in pregnancy outcomes for women using Pre~Seed.

Almost 1/3 of users became pregnant the first time they used Pre~Seed , even though a majority of users had been trying to conceive for more than half a year prior to using it.