Getting pregnant isn’t always as simple as a man, a woman, an egg and a determined sperm. Sometimes, things go awry…other times, the partners in the relationship are both the same sex. Which is totally fine. It does, however, present some challenges in achieving pregnancy. Of course, there’s always artificial insemination, etc., but for most couples, being able to conceive a child at home, or on their own terms, is a far more appealing option, and one that most of us would want to try before needing medical intervention. Thanks to products like The Stork OTC, conception at home may be a very viable option for many same sex couples. We’ll be discussing this and LGBT Conception in general at #TheStorkOTC mini chat July 16 at 1pm ET. This Twitter mini chat is part of a special series throughout 2015, so we invite you to mark your calendars to join future chats, if you wish.
You can view more about The Stork OTC, including product demo videos and information, at www.storkotc.com. This post is brought to you by The Stork OTC and The Motherhood. All opinions are my own.
We also look forward to having you co-host the Twitter chat with us on Thursday, July 16, 1-1:30 p.m. ET. We’ll be giving away $25 CVS/pharmacy gift cards. Here is a link to the online
Vite: http://vite.io/thestorkotc.
The Stork OTC Key Messages
- The Stork OTC is an innovative, home-use device that helps with becoming pregnant and is an option for LGBT couples interested in at-home insemination. The Stork OTC is FDA-cleared and available at local pharmacies and online: http://www.storkotc.com/where-to-buy/
- The Stork OTC could change the way couples approach challenges becoming pregnant; it offers a relaxed and private way of conceiving in your own home using new technology based on cervical cap insemination. The Stork OTC is the only conception assistance device cleared by the FDA for over-the-counter sales to consumers, without a prescription.
- The Stork OTC is delivering hope to millions of Americans struggling to conceive a child.
- It can be used if you are diagnosed with infertility, have tried months without success, or simply want to get pregnant more quickly; also if you want to conceive without intercourse, including LGBT couples wishing to start a family.
- The Stork OTC uses an established and effective conception technique—cervical cap insemination—which helps with many common fertility difficulties.
- Cervical cap insemination’s documented success rate is around 10-20% similar to the success rate for IUI.
- The Stork OTC puts you in control; you can use it to optimize their chances to conceive this month.
- Use the code 10STORKOTC to receive $10 off a single-use kit at the online store: http://store.storkotc.com/The-Stork-OTC-s/1814.htm
The Stork OTC lets you take charge of your family planning, and act as a team while you do it. FDA-cleared applications for The Stork OTC include common fertility difficulties attributed to both men and women, including:
- Low Sperm Count
- Motility Issues
- Unfavorable Vaginal Environment (pH imbalance)
- Unexplained Infertility
#TheStorkOTC Twitter Chat DetailsWhat: Join me as we discuss how The Stork OTC is affordable, at-home conception device that can assist LGBT couples in starting a family. This 30-minute mini chat is part of an ongoing Twitter chat series on various fertility-related topics, so mark your calendars and join us throughout the year.You’ll also have a chance to win one of three $25 gift cards to CVS/pharmacy by answering some trivia questions! For more information on The Stork OTC, please visit their website.This content is not intended to be a substitute for medical advice. Always seek the advice of your physician.When: Thursday, July 16 at 1 p.m. ETWhere: We’ll be on Twitter – follow the #TheStorkOTC hashtag to track the conversation. You can see the details and RSVP via this Vite: http://vite.io/thestorkotcHashtag: #TheStorkOTCPrizes: Three prizes will be awarded to randomly selected participants who answer the trivia questions correctly. Each prize includes a $25 CVS/pharmacy gift cardHosts: @TheMotherhood, @TMChatHost, @CooperMunroe, @EmilyMcKhannCo-hosts: @brettbmartin, @FeedingBig, @RachelFerrucci, @JanetGoingCrazy, @formulamom