Vaginal dryness during intercourse increases as the desire for pregnancy increases and attempts to conceive fail. Consequently, many couples reach for one of the popular vaginal lubricants who are widely available .

Without knowing it, they create a second problem by doing so. In fact, many of these vaginal lubricants have a negative effect on sperm motility and vitality and thus have a direct effect on the chances of becoming pregnant.

In particular, women treated for fertility with Clomid report an increased prevalence of vaginal dryness. The beneficial effect of the hormone preparation would be negated by the choice of a non-fertility-friendly vaginal lubricant.

Prefert is registered as a Class I CE Medical Device and available without a prescription only from pharmacies.