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Rooted in science, the PherDal Kit is the first and only FDA cleared at home insemination kit to combine the bacteria-free environment of the fertility clinic with the at-home capabilities of insemination.
We believe you deserve to take control of your family-planning journey privately while not sacrificing the safety of the cleanliness offered in the clinic.
The PherDal Kit's patented bacteria-free syringe delivers sperm directly to the cervix, bypassing any potential interference between sperm and egg - making it ideal for those trying to conceive or have chosen not to conceive through intercourse. By placing fresh or thawed sperm just 1 inch lower than IUI, at the cervical opening, we empower couples and individuals to take their journey into their own hands- literally.
The key to our success rate is our patented bacteria-free and ultra-smooth Insemination Syringe, which uses clinical precision to place more sperm at the cervical opening, increasing the probability of a successful conception.
Collect
Place your semen sample in our patented round-bottomed jar that doesn't leave a drop behind.
Insert
Our syringes are the longest on the market, with a patented end that gently delivers sperm directly to the cervical opening.
Conceive
Afterward, lie down for 15-30 minutes, and you're done. Rest easy knowing that our FDA clearance ensures that our kit is safe and effective and the only guaranteed bacteria-free device for insemination.
Nobody should have to manage infertility without support. There are several communities available that know exactly where you’re coming from and how to help.
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