Even if some semen leaks out, it's usually not a problem. Sperm can reach the cervix within 1-2 minutes after insemination. The most motile sperm swim quickly toward the fallopian tubes right after entry.

First of all, semen leakage after 1-2 mins is irrelevant. But still, to avoid semen leakage:

1. Lie down with 2/3 pillows below your hips

2. Insert the applicator slowly to avoid air locking

3. Don't push the plunger quickly to avoid air locking

Neodocs 'I-Conceive' at-home insemination kit typically offers 15-20% pregnancy success per cycle, comparable to natural conception rates

Use 5 to 6 applicators for each fertile day. Track ovulation and try daily during the 5-6 days for best results

At-home insemination is ideal for couples dealing with erectile dysfunction, performance anxiety, premature ejaculation or vaginismus. It offers a private, low-pressure option to conceive at home.

At-home insemination is easy, private and affordable, ideal for couples trying naturally with issues like erectile dysfunction or performance anxiety. IUI/IVF are clinical, costlier, and better suited for complex infertility cases.

If one fallopian tube is blocked, pregnancy is still possible with home insemination, as long as ovulation happens from the side with the open tube. Tracking ovulation is key to timing it correctly.

Yes, Neodocs applicators are completely sterile, individually wrapped to prevent infection, and designed for one-time use only. You shouldn't reuse them

No, you shouldn’t reuse Neodocs applicators. Each one is single-use only and must be disposed of after one cycle. Reusing them increases infection risk and compromises sterility and effectiveness.