For many struggling to conceive, an early line of treatment is artificial insemination, a procedure that can cost up to $1,000 and isn’t always covered by insurance. But before taking that step, the ...

Is it possible to get pregnant using a kit you picked up at your local drugstore? A home kit designed to help people conceive has been given Class II clearance by the Food and Drug Administration. The ...

The FDA has cleared its first over-the-counter kit for at-home intravaginal insemination—opening up access to fertility care for people unable to conceive through intercourse, without requiring a ...

Mandi Pitzer, 37, went off birth control soon after she got married in 2014. She tried tracking her cycle and scheduling sex, but still wasn't pregnant after three years. She conceived the first time ...

It's now possible for women to get pregnant via insemination in the comfort of their own homes. The FDA recently approved the first-ever, at-home sterile insemination kit. PherDal Fertility Science ...

PherDal's Intracervical Insemination Kit solves this issue by depositing the semen at the opening of the cervix. This ensures that more sperm gets into the uterus safely. Dr. Jennifer Hintzsche was ...

Please provide your email address to receive an email when new articles are posted on . Mosie Baby was granted FDA clearance for an over-the-counter intravaginal insemination syringe. The insemination ...

Credit: PherDal Fertility. The PherDal Kit should be used during the ovulatory phase of the menstrual cycle. PherDal Intravaginal Insemination Kit has been cleared by the FDA for over-the-counter home ...

A company marketing an “at home insemination kit” on the social media platform X is encouraging women to fish used condoms out of the trash without their partner’s knowledge and then “use the ...

For many struggling to conceive, an early line of treatment is artificial insemination, a procedure that can cost up to $1,000 and isn’t always covered by insurance. But before taking that step, the ...

The FDA cleared the first over-the-counter kit for at-home intravaginal insemination, maker Mosie Baby announced on Wednesday. Determined by the agency to be "substantially equivalent" to a device ...