There Are A Few Things To Keep In Mind When Using Mosie.
Before You Use Mosie:
Prior to using each Mosie syringe, pull it back and forth a few times. This will help you get comfortable with it before your first attempt. When ready to use with sperm, push the plunger all the way to the tip to remove any excess air.
Timing is everything!
It’s best to use your first Mosie within 12 hours of the first sign of ovulation. Then use your second Mosie 18 to 24 hours later.
So how do you know when you’re ovulating? For the best accuracy, we recommend a two-part approach:
- Closely monitor your cervix and cervical mucus for the initial signs of ovulation.
- At the same time, use an ovulation predictor kit to confirm that ovulation is approaching.
Read our timing it right article here to learn more.
Mosie syringes and cups are single-use only.
For more info on why that it is, click here.
Tiny air bubbles are OK.
It's impossible to not have any air bubbles during the transfer. But big ones are best to flick out. For more info on how to help prevent air bubbles, click here.
It Can Take a Few Tries:
We recommend sticking with Mosie for four to six cycles, and then re-evaluating your options. So if you didn't get your Big Fat Positive this first time, don't lose hope! Chances of conceiving increase with attempts.
You can use Mosie with Fresh or Frozen Sperm!
Using Mosie with frozen sperm? Learn how in this article.
Using Mosie with a known donor? Check out this helpful article.
If you're using fresh sperm, make sure to use the semen sample within one hour of collection — the sooner, the better.
Plans Changed?
You can return your unopened Mosie kit within 60 days of purchase. Read our full return policy here
Want to learn more?
Check out our Conception 101 videos and Conception 101 blog for more helpful tips!
We're here for you!
You are not alone on this journey. Please do reach out to us at mosie@mosiebaby.com. We love to hear from our customers and our community. We are truly rooting for your success to find your sweet little one!