System Jo - Actively Trying Lubricant - 120 ml

System Jo - Actively Trying Lubricant

Sometimes your body needs a little help with slip, even when you're focused on conception. This water-based lubricant is designed specifically for couples trying to conceive, combining silky comfort with a formula that supports sperm health. It's FDA-cleared as fertility-friendly and tested for compatibility with sperm, eggs, and embryos. That means you get smooth, natural glide without worrying whether your lube is working against what you're working toward.

How it feels

Light, non-sticky, and easy to forget you're using it (in the best way). The texture is silky rather than thick, so it feels close to what your body naturally produces. There's no heavy residue or tackiness, just smooth glide that reduces friction and makes intimacy more comfortable when natural moisture isn't quite enough. The formula mimics the texture of fertile cervical fluid, so it blends in rather than announcing itself. Apply a small amount where you want extra slip, and add more if things are taking their time. It stays slippery without feeling slick or artificial.

Compatibility & Ingredients

Water-based, glycerin-free, and silicone-free, this lubricant works with all condoms (latex, polyisoprene, polyurethane) and every toy material. The pH is balanced between 7.25 and 7.80 (alkaline, like semen and fertile cervical mucus), and it's isotonic at 300-410 mOsm/kg, meaning it won't stress sperm cells or irritate sensitive tissue. Ingredients include water, propylene glycol for moisture retention, hydroxyethylcellulose for texture, fructose and arabinogalactan for sperm support, plus buffers and gentle preservatives. No parabens in the main formula, just methylparaben and propylparaben at minimal levels alongside chlorphenesin for shelf stability.

Who it's for

Anyone trying to conceive who wants comfort without compromise. If you're tracking ovulation, timing intimacy, and generally thinking a lot about fertility, this lube removes one variable from the equation. It's also helpful if hormonal shifts, stress, or just the mechanics of scheduled sex are making natural lubrication unpredictable. You don't need to choose between pleasure and practicality here. The 120 ml bottle gives you plenty for multiple cycles without needing frequent restocks.

Good to know

This is not a contraceptive or spermicide (obviously). If you experience any irritation, stop using it and consult your healthcare provider. Store at room temperature and keep the cap closed between uses. Because it's water-based, it rinses off easily with water and won't stain sheets. Reapply as needed during longer sessions. System JO manufactures this under medical device standards, so you're getting consistent quality every time.

Caring for Your System JO Actively Trying Lubricant (120 ml)

This is the lube you reach for when comfort matters and your “let’s make a baby” plans do too. System JO Actively Trying is FDA-cleared as fertility-friendly and made to be gentle, easy to use, and easy to clean up.

Before You Use It

Quick safety check

• Check the expiration date and don’t use it past that point.
• If you’re sensitive to certain ingredients, scan the label first. If anything stings, burns, or irritates, stop using it and chat with a healthcare professional.
• This product is not a contraceptive and contains no spermicide.

How to Apply (Without Overthinking It)

Start small. A little goes a long way, and you can always add more.

• Squeeze a small amount onto fingers and apply to external intimate areas, internal comfort (as desired), and/or a partner.
• Reapply anytime things feel less slippery—because friction isn’t romantic.
• Many people save fertility-friendly lube for the fertile window, but you can use it whenever you want more glide.

What It Plays Nicely With

• Condoms: Compatible with latex, polyisoprene, and polyurethane condoms.
• Toys: Water-based, so it’s generally toy-friendly and won’t damage most materials.

Cleanup & Fabric Care

Because it’s water-based, cleanup is refreshingly low-drama.

• Rinses off skin with warm water (mild soap if you like).
• Wash toys with warm water and toy cleaner or gentle soap.
• If it gets on sheets or underwear, laundering normally is usually enough.

Storage & Freshness Tips

• Store cool and dry, away from direct sunlight.
• Keep the cap closed tight between uses to help keep it fresh.
• Avoid leaving it in hot cars or near heaters—heat can mess with texture over time.