An important tool for fertility

If you are trying to conceive, you’re likely aware of common tips and tools such as ovulation tests or basal body temperature. But what you may not realize is that your own cervical mucus is one of the most accurate and accessible fertility signs.

Cervical mucus changes throughout a woman’s cycle, shifting in volume, pH levels, and consistency. When your cervical mucus is scant, thick, or acidic, it can impede sperm transport and reduce your chances of conception.

Fertile-quality cervical mucus appears as you approach ovulation. It has a sperm-friendly pH level and hydrates and protects sperm as it helps ease the way through the cervix toward the egg.

How do you know if your cervical mucus is fertile quality? Look for more abundant, clear, and stretchy midcycle mucus to determine if you are in your fertile window and it’s time to conceive.

Understanding ovulation and its physical signs can help women track their fertility and increase their chances of getting pregnant. In this blog post, we discuss the physical signs of ovulation and the different methods of testing for it.

Commonly known as NAC, N-Acetyl Cysteine is known for its mucus-thinning capabilities. This is particularly important for cervical mucus, which needs to be thin enough for sperm to travel to the egg.

FertileCM^® For Women
Promotes fertile cervical mucus for reproductive health*

FertileCM For Women supports the production of fertile cervical mucus and a healthy vaginal pH and ecosystem for sperm transport. FertileCM contains the studied ingredients:

• L-arginine and grape seed extract, which support blood flow and hydration
• NAC to help thin mucus for better sperm migration
• Vitamin C, which promotes healthy hydration and tissue support
• Lactobacillus acidophilus, which supports a sperm-friendly pH and balanced vaginal ecosystem