Applicator

• What’s the difference between Applicator and Applicator Extra?

  Both the Applicator and Applicator Extra are designed for at-home intravaginal insemination, which allows you to easily self-inseminate in the privacy and comfort of your own home. This allows you to bypass the lower vaginal tract and easily deposit sperm in the right place, aiding their chances ...

• How is the Applicator different from intrauterine insemination (IUI)?

  Intrauterine Insemination (IUI) is a fertility treatment that is performed by a healthcare professional in a clinic setting. IUI involves placing your partner's processed sperm directly in your uterus, bypassing the upper vaginal tract and the cervix, aiding their chances of survival. The Applic...

• What is the purpose of the Applicator Extra, and how to use it?

  The Applicator Extra is designed for at-home intravaginal insemination (IVI). It helps you to self-inseminate in full privacy and comfort at home. Not only does it allow you to insert ejaculated semen higher up the vaginal tract so that more sperm reach the egg, but it also helps to reduce semen ...

• Is the Applicator/Applicator Extra suitable for me?

  If you’re experiencing painful sex or simply prefer the convenience of self-insemination, this vaginal applicator fits your needs to a T. It was designed to meet our exacting standards and has undergone rigorous research and testing. The Applicator also allows you to deposit sperm at the right p...

• I have vaginismus. Is the Applicator suitable for me?

  Our Applicator is designed with a thin barrel (about the width of a tampon) to allow for greater comfort during insertion, allowing you to insert ejaculated semen higher up the vaginal tract so that more sperm reach the egg. You might want to consider the Applicator Extra, which comes with an add...

• Will I feel any pain when using the Applicator?

  The Applicator was designed for couples to perform at-home intravaginal insemination (IVI) comfortably and in full privacy. The Applicator’s syringe and Applicator Extra’s Soft Tip accessory have been carefully designed to maximize comfort. You should not feel any aches or pains while using this ...

• When should I use the twoplus Applicator/Applicator Extra?

  Each 1-cycle Applicator Extra kit comes with 3 single-use devices. We recommend using the Applicator a few times during your fertile window each cycle (ideally 3!) as this helps to maximize your chances of sperm meeting the egg. On average, your fertile window is around 5 to 6 days leading up to...

• How long should I wait before withdrawing semen from the Collection Cup?

  If you’re experiencing difficulty withdrawing semen into the Applicator, you may wait for 10 to 20 minutes for the semen to liquefy before withdrawing the semen. We would not recommend storing the sperm for more than an hour. Do take note to keep it at room temperature and away from sunlight!

• Can I use lubricant with the Applicator/Applicator Extra?

  The Applicator has been designed for comfortable insertion. Thus, we typically do not recommend using lubricant with the Applicator during your first use. Nevertheless, if using the Applicator on its own brings some discomfort, then there’s no problem with using it with lubricant on your next tr...

• Why do I see air bubbles in the Applicator syringe?

  If you’re seeing air bubbles in the Applicator syringe when drawing semen from the collection cup, don’tworry! It’scompletely normal and won’taffect the self-insemination process. Avoid pressing the plunger downward to remove any air bubbles, as this could cause the semen to leak out. Remember to...

• How deep does the Applicator need to be inserted?

  We recommend inserting the Applicator into the vagina up to the handle of the Applicator or until a gentle resistance is felt. This indicates that it has reached the appropriate depth in the vagina, ensuring that the sperm is deposited in the right place for optimal chances of conception.

• How long do I need to wait before removing the Applicator after self-insemination?

  If you’re using the Applicator only, you can remove it once you have self-inseminated. If you’re using the Applicator Extra, you can remove the Applicator once you have self-inseminated, but leave the Soft Tip inside you for up to an hour. We’d recommend leaving it for 1 hour to maximize your cha...

• Semen seems to be "stuck" in the Soft Tip when removing it. Any advice?

  If you’re observing semen pooling in the Soft Tip during removal, the pooling mixture could be a combination of bodily fluid, seminal fluid, and cervical mucus. It’s important to note that sperm is not always visible and can still travel up the cervical mucus, even if the fluid appears “stuck” in...

• Is it normal to experience leakage when using the Applicator/Applicator Extra?

  It is normal for some individuals to experience leakage while using the applicator extra, as it can depend on a person’s anatomy and physiology. While the soft tip is designed to minimize leakage, it may not completely eliminate it for everyone. However, please be rest assured that the most viabl...

• Why can’t I reuse the Applicator/Applicator Extra?

  The Applicator, soft tip accessory, and semen collection cup are all single-use items - reusing any of these items may pose a risk of infection, and re-sanitizing or sterilizing them will compromise their structural integrity. Our Applicator kits are crafted for one-time use to maintain the utmos...

• Does the twoplus Fertility Applicator have an expiry date?

  Yes, this at-home intravaginal insemination kit has a shelf life of two years, including the Applicator Extra’s Soft Tip accessory. If your Applicator has expired, please dispose of it and purchase a new one. To prevent this from happening, order an Applicator only when you and your partner plan ...

• Is the Applicator safe to use?

  Rest assured, our Applicator and Applicator Extra products are regulated by Singapore’s Health Sciences Authority (HSA) and undergo rigorous testing to ensure their safety and effectiveness. All our products are designed to support fertility and reproductive health.