For every couple who got difficult results from a sperm analysis and needed a better way forward — this kit was designed for exactly that moment.
Delivers AND holds sperm exactly where it needs to be.
The only reusable insemination kit with a built-in syringe AND soft cup delivery system. The syringe delivers sperm directly to the cervical opening. The soft cup holds it there — eliminating the 90%+ waste that happens with the soft cup method alone. When sperm motility or quality is a concern, time and proximity are everything. This kit gives slow swimmers the best possible chance.
The test is in your hand. You've been holding your breath. And then you see it — a second line. You sit down on the bathroom floor because your legs don't work. You think about every hard month that led here. And then you smile, alone, before you tell anyone. That morning exists. This kit is one step closer to it.
Is Impregnator the right kit for you?
Answer 2 quick questions to make sure you're getting the perfect kit for your situation.
Question 1 of 2
Are there any concerns about sperm quality or motility?
Question 2 of 2
Where is the sperm coming from?
WHY THE IMPREGNATOR EXISTS
Built For Women Who Need Sperm To Stay Exactly Where It's Placed.
The Problem It Solves
Other at-home kits just inject sperm and hope for the best. With the soft cup method alone, most of the sample pools at the bottom of the cup — never reaching the cervix. Standard syringes deliver but don't hold. The Impregnator does both.
How The Impregnator Is Different
Dual-action system — the syringe component delivers sperm precisely to the cervical os, while the integrated soft cup creates a seal that holds the sample against the cervix for hours. Low-motility sperm get maximum time and proximity. It's the closest thing to IUI you can do at home.
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Dual Delivery System
Syringe + soft cup in one kit — deliver and hold in a single step
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Cervical Contact
Holds sperm directly against the cervical opening for hours
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Reusable & Washable
Medical-grade silicone. Clean it, reuse it. Unlimited attempts.
See the built-in syringe and soft cup delivery system in action. Watch how Impregnator deposits AND holds the sample right at the cervix — maximizing contact time for better results.
The Fertility Industry Doesn't Want You To Know This.
They'd rather you spend $15,000–$30,000 on IVF. Or $2,000+ per IUI round at a clinic. Or $50–$80/month on disposable kits that break and waste your sample. That's how a $30 billion industry stays a $30 billion industry — by keeping you dependent.
$15K+Average IVF round
$2K+Average IUI round
$149Impregnator — once, forever
And unlike the clinics, your Impregnator doesn't expire after one use. It's reusable. Washable. Ready for every cycle until you succeed.
SEE THE DIFFERENCE
Impregnator vs. Everything Else
Impregnator
Other Home Kits
IUI (Clinic)
IVF (Clinic)
Cost Per Attempt
$0 after purchase
$30–$80/month
$500–$4,000
$15,000–$30,000
Delivers to Cervix
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Holds Sperm in Place
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Reusable
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Use At Home
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Medical-Grade
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NOT THE RIGHT FIT?
Every Journey Is Different.
Impregnator is built for maximum sperm-to-cervix contact. If your situation is different, one of our other kits might be a better match.
"His analysis came back with 15% motility. The doctor said our chances naturally were very low. I cried in the car for an hour. IUI felt like giving up on doing this ourselves. IVF felt financially impossible. I just kept thinking — we're going to run out of time."
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After
"The Impregnator's cup held everything at the cervix for six hours. Second cycle. I took the test at 5am alone in the bathroom. I sat on the floor and just breathed. I'm 16 weeks now. His name is going to be James."
— Courtney A. ★★★★★ Verified Buyer
If you're still hesitating —
"What if his numbers are just too low for anything to work?"
That's exactly why the Impregnator exists. Low motility doesn't mean impossible — it means sperm need more time and more proximity than a standard syringe can give them. The soft cup holds the sample directly against the cervix for hours. Even the slowest swimmers have a fighting chance when they don't have to fight gravity. Stephanie's husband was in the 20th percentile for motility. She's 12 weeks pregnant.
You've already done the hardest part. You kept going. This is just the next step forward — and it's a $149 one, not a $15,000 one.
If you're not completely satisfied with the quality of your kit, we'll refund you. No questions asked.
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Motility drops every minute after collection
From the moment sperm is collected or thawed, the clock starts. Without cervical contact, most sperm never reach the egg. The Impregnator's built-in soft cup holds the sample directly at the cervix for hours, giving slow swimmers the time they need. Every other method lets gravity work against you.
✓ Endorsed by International OB/GYNs & Fertility Specialists
The soft cup delivery system is genius. It holds the sample right at the cervix for hours. We got pregnant on our second cycle using Impregnator.
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Brittany S.
Verified Purchase
March 16, 2026
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My husband's motility was borderline. The soft cup kept everything exactly where it needed to be. 10 weeks pregnant now!
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Kayla J.
Verified Purchase
March 15, 2026
★★★★★
Tried MosieBaby first — it leaked. Impregnator's built-in cup actually stays in place. Pregnant cycle 4. Worth every penny.
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Nicole & Chris P.
Verified Purchase
March 14, 2026
★★★★★
We were quoted $3,500 for IUI. Bought the Impregnator for $149 instead. Pregnant on the second try. The math speaks for itself.
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Tiffany H.
Verified Purchase
March 14, 2026
★★★★★
The syringe-to-cup design means you deposit AND hold in one step. So much easier than the separate disc method. 6 weeks along.
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Lauren M.
Verified Purchase
March 13, 2026
★★★★★
After 8 months of trying naturally, the Impregnator worked on cycle 1. The soft cup made all the difference for us.
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Stephanie R.
Verified Purchase
March 17, 2026
★★★★★
Our RE said my husband's motility was in the 20th percentile. The Impregnator's cup holds everything right against the cervix for hours. That extra contact time made all the difference. 12 weeks now.
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Megan C.
Verified Purchase
March 16, 2026
★★★★★
I used to use a menstrual disc after a regular syringe. So messy and half the sample would fall before I could get the disc in. Impregnator does both at once. Pregnant cycle 3.
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Rebecca L.
Verified Purchase
March 16, 2026
★★★★★
Compared to the Mosie kit, the Impregnator is in a completely different league. The integrated soft cup means the sperm stays at the cervix instead of pooling uselessly. 9 weeks along.
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Diana W.
Verified Purchase
March 15, 2026
★★★★★
My husband's SA showed 30% motility. Our doctor said the longer sperm stays near the cervix, the better our chances. The Impregnator's hold system was exactly what we needed. Positive test cycle 5.
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Jessica T.
Verified Purchase
March 15, 2026
★★★★★
We tried the at-home syringe method for 6 months with no luck. Added the Impregnator's soft cup to the equation and got pregnant on the second cycle. The hold time is everything.
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Courtney B.
Verified Purchase
March 14, 2026
★★★★★
The dual delivery system is so smart. You inject and the cup is already there. No scrambling to insert a disc while everything leaks out. Conceived cycle 3. Highly recommend.
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Elena G.
Verified Purchase
March 13, 2026
★★★★★
IUI was $2,200 per round at our clinic and failed twice. The Impregnator does essentially the same thing — delivers to the cervix and holds. Pregnant on our third at-home cycle. Saved us thousands.
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Holly F.
Verified Purchase
March 13, 2026
★★★★★
Partner has low progressive motility. The soft cup keeps sperm against the cervix while I sleep. I could actually go about my night normally. 7 weeks pregnant now.
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Vanessa A.
Verified Purchase
March 12, 2026
★★★★★
We used a known donor and wanted to maximize every donation. The Impregnator's cervical contact system meant nothing was wasted. Pregnant after just two attempts.
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Patricia N.
Verified Purchase
March 12, 2026
★★★★★
My doctor said our best bet was to keep sperm as close to the cervix as long as possible. The Impregnator does exactly that. No leaking, no shifting. 11 weeks along.
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Gabrielle D.
Verified Purchase
March 11, 2026
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Tried the Softdisc method first — total disaster. The Impregnator integrates the cup so you don't have that awkward gap where gravity works against you. Conceived on cycle 4.
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Wendy K.
Verified Purchase
March 11, 2026
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Morphology was our issue — only 2% normal forms. The Impregnator's soft cup gave those few good swimmers the best possible chance by holding them right at the cervix. 8 weeks pregnant.
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Irene V.
Verified Purchase
March 10, 2026
★★★★★
The reusable silicone is a huge plus. Other kits are single-use and cost $50+ each time. The Impregnator pays for itself after one cycle. Pregnant on cycle 2.
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Felicia O.
Verified Purchase
March 10, 2026
★★★★★
My partner and I are a same-sex couple using a known donor. The Impregnator's delivery and hold system meant we got the most out of every donation. Currently 13 weeks along.
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Olivia H.
Verified Purchase
March 9, 2026
★★★★★
I wore the soft cup overnight after insemination. Woke up, removed it, and two weeks later got a positive. The cervical contact time really does matter. Cycle 1 success.
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Zara P.
Verified Purchase
March 9, 2026
★★★★★
After reading about sperm motility and cervical proximity, the Impregnator was the obvious choice. The syringe delivers precisely and the cup seals. No other kit does both. 6 weeks along.
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Uma S.
Verified Purchase
March 8, 2026
★★★★★
We almost signed up for a $4,000 IUI cycle. Found the Impregnator, which essentially replicates the cervical delivery. Pregnant on our third try at home. Best decision we made.
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IMPREGNATOR FAQ
Common Questions
The Impregnator's soft cup is attached directly to the syringe. You insert the cup, deposit the sample, and hold it in place for 15 minutes while lying down — then remove the syringe and cup together. During those 15 minutes, the cup keeps the sample pooled directly against the cervix, giving sperm the best possible contact with the cervical os before removal.
Yes. When you use a separate syringe and disc, you deliver the sample, remove the syringe, then try to insert the disc — and in that time, gravity pulls sperm away from the cervix. The Impregnator's integrated system means the cup is already in position when the sperm is delivered. Zero gap.
Yes, the Impregnator works with any sperm type. However, if your primary concern is maximizing a very small frozen sample (under 1ml), the CryoBaby's barrel-free design may waste less. Many women get both — CryoBaby for the delivery, then Impregnator's soft cup for holding.
If comfort during insertion is your top priority, check out the BabyMaker — it has the gentlest profile of any of our kits, specifically designed for women with vaginismus or sensitivity. You can also get the Success Bundle with all 3 kits.
THE SCIENCE
Backed by Published Research
The soft cup delivery method used in the Impregnator is supported by clinical research on intracervical and intravaginal insemination. Here are the studies most relevant to improving your chances each cycle.
IVI achieved a 40.3% pregnancy rate — and 84.2% of successful pregnancies occurred within just 6 attempts, supporting IVI as a first-line option before IUI or IVF.
Reproductive Medicine and Biology · 2021
Kaseki et al. studied 144 couples across multiple insemination cycles, establishing intravaginal insemination as a clinically effective first step in the conception journey.
Cumulative 6-cycle pregnancy rates: 37.9% for ICI vs. 40.5% for IUI — "no substantial benefit of IUI over ICI in the natural cycle."
Human Reproduction · 2015
Kop et al. analyzed 1,843 women across all eight Dutch sperm banks. In the natural cycle with donor sperm, ICI and IUI produced nearly equivalent cumulative pregnancy rates over six cycles.
Insemination 24–42 hours after LH surge detection produced an 11.7% live birth rate — more than double the rate when timed too early.
Human Reproduction · 2005
This timing study found that inseminating in the 24–42 hour window after a positive OPK was the single most impactful variable in donor insemination outcomes — regardless of technique used.
