HUMAN Artificial Insemination AI Kit: speculums + syringes + tubes + pots etc.

Description: This listing is UK NEXT DAY delivery, or for international customers. We have other listings with cheaper and slower delivery for the UK, please check our other listings. Complete Kit includes: - Large or Medium-Long vaginal speculum, - Medium vaginal speculum, - Small vaginal speculum, - 4x insemination kits (each kit includes sterile pot, sterile 5ml syringe and sterile extension tube to reach cervix), - LED head torch (requires 3x AAA batteries which we can't post). Dispatched with Royal Mail NEXT DAY DELIVERY for UK sales. And Royal Mail International Tracked for worldwide sales. Each of the 4x insemination kits includes: - 30ml Sterilin sterile pot with skirted conical base to make it easier to get sperm out, - 5ml BD Emerald sterile syringe, - 1ml sterile extension tube. COMPLETE ARTIFICIAL INSEMINATION KIT: SPECULUMS, SYRINGES, EXTENSION TUBES, POTS, TORCH - HUMAN AI We're experts in home insemination and happy to provide advice to our customers. These kits have been used in the conception of 150+ children so far. Using a speculum allows you to physically see the cervix and place the semen directly onto the cervix. This technique also allows you to 'dose' the semen, delivering a tiny amount to the cervix every 5 minutes, until the pot is empty. Our vaginal speculums are comfortable and very safe, they can be rinsed with warm water and reused (with the same couple) as many times as needed. Only ever use a speculum with a thumbwheel - any other design do not meet the British standard in safety. The insemination kits are also sterile and can be rinsed and re-used but must be thoroughly dried before storage. We'd recommend using a new insemination kit each time - mostly for convenience. We can send replacement insemination kits without speculums or head torch (please see our other listings). The 5ml syringe and soft ended sterile tubes work perfectly together. The sterile pot has an internally conical bottom, allowing easy handling of the semen and an ability to cut small volumes away but pressing the tube into the bottom cone (when semen is thick and sticking together). The head torch allows you to focus the beam so you don't blind your partner, the direction is fully adjustable and it has a low power setting. It also comes with a flashing 'disco vagina' setting, but we wouldn't recommend this setting for inseminations! Here, I'm going to describe a great at home artificial insemination protocol using fresh sperm - the idea is, we want to help as many people as possible to be successful. This process is called intra-cervical insemination or ICI. These are done around the world at home and in clincal settings. However, it is not possible to do an intra-uterine insemination or IUI at home because washed sperm must be used for this and it's not possible to put any liquid beyond the cervix outwith a clinical setting - therefore, never try to put anything through the cervix. The easiest way to get pregnant is using fresh sperm applied directly to the cervix, and let the sperm swim through themselves. We'd recommend abstaining from ejaculation for 2-4 days before insemination - this allows the concentration to build up. Many heterosexual couples struggle to conceive because they have too much sex, the male's sperm concentration is never allowed to get high enough to allow successful conception. Excellent timing of a high quality insemination is much better than lots of low quality ones. Most of our pregnancies are from a single pot of sperm, produced about 12-24 hours after the LH surge ideally - although of course it will also work outside this window also. We know that ovulation (the release of the egg) will happen 24-36 hours after LH appears in the urine. We also know that the egg must be fertilised within 0.6 days (about 14 hours) of the egg being released for it to have developed sufficiently enough for it to implant. The sperm is happiest in a sealed container and at room temperature. In this state it will be useable for many hours. In a sperm bank, it sits in its pot for an hour before it is even processed, so you have hours and hours to do the insemination. Air doesn't harm sperm because it stays in the liquid semen, but if the semen dries out - the sperm will die - so keep the lid on when not taking out part of the semen. Most people will leave the semen to liquefy from the gel phase for about half an hour or more before trying to take any out. But it is possible to use semen still in the gel phase even though it's much thicker. Take your time, even if this means the insemination takes many hours, there really is no rush at all. It's easiest if you put the speculum into your own vagina, some women even prefer to open it themselves too. If using lubricant on the speculum - it's best if it's fertility friendly lubricant but try to keep it away from the donation. Your partner will be able to tell you if the cervix is visible (looks like a little fat donut with little hole in the middle). If it's not visible try pushing it in further before opening. The vagina takes the shape of an object pushed into it. Imagine pushing a pen into a rolled-out condom - the further you push the pen, the more likely the end of the pen will find the end of the condom. This is a bit like a vagina and speculum. Be careful when closing the speculum as not to pinch the skin of the vagina or to grab the cervix with the duck bill - therefore it's best not to fully close the speculum when taking it out. Once you've found the cervix, take a tube and syringe out and put the fatter end of the tube away from the syringe - the fat end of the tube is free from sharp edges and is safe to touch the cervix with. Pull in some air into the tube and into the syringe (upto to the 1ml mark). This air allows you to get the last of the semen out. Then open the pot and put the tube into the semen. Go for the cloudiest part of the liquid - this is where the sperm are, the more opaque it is - the better. Take up about 0.2ml (one graduation mark on the syringe) and apply this to the hole in the middle of the cervix (also called the os of the cervix). If there is any thick mucus in the way, you can move it aside with the tube. After applying the semen, wait 5 minutes, then move any liquid off the cervix and apply another 0.2ml to the hole. Then wait 5 minutes to allow the sperm to swim into the hole, continuing this until the pot is empty. If you are unable to separate 0.2ml from the semen in the pot even after half an hour to let the semen liquefy (some semen just stays thick and doesn't easily separate) then you can use the conical base of the pot to cut the semen in the tube away from the rest of the semen, by pressing the tube into the cone and spinning it. This will allow you to cut it and apply small volumes to the cervix. Remember that a clinic doing an ICI (this procedure) would only be using 0.5ml of semen in total, and you've probably got about 5ml. This dosing method allows as much sperm as possible to get access to the hole in the cervix and the cervical mucus inside. If you apply the whole 5ml to the cervix at once, most of the volume won't get anywhere near the cervix and because the vagina is an inhospitable environment it won't last long in there (the vagina is acidic). It takes less than 5 minutes for a sperm cell to reach the fallopian tubes from the cervix, so these cells really are very fast. Once finished, rinse the speculum with warm water and allow to dry before storing. Personally we'd bin the insemination kit (pot, syringe and tube) and use a fresh one each donation - but they can also be re-used if you really want to. Don't use soap or any chemicals on them, just warm water is all that is needed and make sure to dry thoroughly. The syringe plunger should be pulled out of the cylinder for drying. We also sell a 10x kit without speculums and torch for when you just need more insemination kits. Good luck, we wish you every success. But don't be too hard on yourself - if it doesn't work you just probably just didn't get a good egg this month. Human women have evolved to have a fertility chance of 25% in a month of trying - and this is at peak fertility (22 years old). So even if you're 22 years old and you do everything correct - you still only have a 25% chance of it working if you only try one month. If you were a mouse, you'd have a 99% chance every month. Rabbits have a similar success rate and only release eggs when semen is detected. Luckily humans aren't this fertile or the planet would be overrun. The moral of the story is - give it time.

Price: 42.99 GBP

Location: Aberdeen

End Time: 2024-03-04T15:32:05.000Z

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