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INSTEAD may be a cost-effective way to assist natural conception
Some women use INSTEAD to increase their chances of becoming pregnant. If you've been trying for a baby for some time, why not give it a go?
How can INSTEAD be used in this way?
INSTEAD is designed to be placed around the cervix where it collects menstrual fluid and prevents it from entering the vagina.
In exactly the same way, if INSTEAD is inserted immediately after intercourse (or with semen deposited directly in the cup itself), it will help to prevent semen from flowing down the vagina and this may result in a greater quantity entering the cervix.
INSTEAD may be a cost-effective way to assist natural conception for healthy, fertile couples.
For Advice about Conception, Fertility and Pregnancy
Visit your GP, health practitioner or family planning clinic.
The following organisations may be able to provide support (these links open a new browser window):
We are unable to advise on matters concerning fertility, conception and pregnancy. INSTEAD is a disposable device for collecting menstrual fluid. It is not a medical device. Read the instructions thoroughly before using INSTEAD for the first time. Further information about using INSTEAD is provided elsewhere on this site.
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