The first step in fertility care
How the Béa Treatment Works
Discover how our non-invasive intracervical insemination (ICI) fertility treatment can help you get pregnant.
The Four Phases of Treatment
Working in harmony with your natural cycle, learn more about what you can do to maximise your chances of pregnancy.
Fertility Support and Care Included
Speak with a member of our Care team to find out more about treatment with Béa.
Get to know Béa
No need for timed-intercourse
Every kit includes 2 Béa Applicators
30% better semen quality with at-home insemination
Béa combines a clinical-grade fertility treatment called intracervical insemination (ICI) alongside embryologist-led support and care. We've been committed to transparency since launching in July 2023 and the results from our first users are available below.
Wednesday 16th October, 7pm
How to prepare for your first at-home fertility treatment
Join Béa CEO, Tess Cosad, and OVUM CEO, Jenny Wordsworth, as they share invaluable insights on preparing for your first at-home fertility treatment. From personal stories to expert advice, they'll explore what you can do when intercourse alone just isn't enough.
How Béa compares to other fertility treatments
Loved by our community...
Helping families grow
“I felt really pushed into IVF, but to be honest, I knew I didn’t want to do it. I liked the idea of doing [Béa] from home, where we’re most chilled."
— Sarah*, 39
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"We got pregnant the first time using the kit! If anyone has been TTC I would highly recommend Béa, they really care about your journey and I really felt supported by them. I'm grateful I came across Béa Fertility, and I am so happy that we can finally make our family complete."
— Female, 36, TTC 1-2 Years
"I wish we had found Béa earlier! We have been on our journey for quite some time but now it somewhat feels much less stressful :-). The team is extremely supportive ... and encouraging too! I wish all private clinics were behaving just like them!"
— Verified Google review, Tereza
"We found the Béa applicator so easy and simple to use. We’re now 27 weeks pregnant with our little man and super excited for our future. To all those wondering if it’s worth trying, 100% worth it!"
— Ruth, 34
Grounded in evidence. Backed by science.
How the the Béa treatment works
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Why an applicator?
Reaching the cervix with your fingers and a conception cup is hard. The Applicator is specifically designed to reach the cervix, placing the cervical cap exactly where it needs to go so you don't need to worry if you've gotten it right.
What does the applicator do?
The applicator is patent-pending and unique to Béa. We're the only purpose-designed applicator that's there to help you get sperm to where it needs to go, the cervix.
Why 2x applicators?
Because you get your best chances with the best range of semen sample qualities when you inseminate twice in 1 fertile window.
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Why a cervical cap?
Of the millions of sperm cells in a semen sample, only about 200 sperm make it into the the egg for fertilisation. By holding the semen at the cervix for 1 hour, it maximises the number of sperm cells that make it to the egg.
How does the cervical cap help?
The cervical cap protects semen from the vaginal canal, which is harmful to sperm. Our cervical cap folds around sperm, protecting them right up until the cap opens onto the cervix, where cervical mucus (which is great for sperm) takes over and does it's magical thing.
No backflow?
Really, no backflow. The cervical cap holds semen at the cervix for 1 hour, no spilling, no backflow. You can just go about your day and do your thing!
FAQ - ask our fertility experts
I have PCOS, will Béa work for me?
Yes - it does! If you have PCOS and you know that you’re ovulating, then the Béa Treatment could be a good treatment option. Find out more about Béa and PCOS here.
I have endometriosis, will Béa work for me?
Yes - it does! The Béa Treatment could be a good treatment option for mild-moderate endometriosis as it's a hormone-free fertility treatment (and some fertility drugs can cause endometriosis to flare).
Find out more about Béa and endometriosis here.
My partner has male factor infertility, can Béa help?
Yes! Having male factor infertility can make it more difficult to conceive, however, pregnancies still occur. The Béa Treatment Kit could be a good treatment option for mild male factor infertility as it works by placing our custom cervical cap against the cervix, holding semen in place for up to one hour. The cervical cap can be beneficial in cases of low sperm count, low motility and low morphology, as the semen is concentrated near the cervix! It increases the exposure to the cervical mucus, minimises the contact of semen in the vagina (where the pH can reduce sperm quality) and reduces semen back flow.
Find out more here.
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Donor Semen Advice
Looking for a semen donor? The Béa Treatment doesn't require intercourse so could be a great option for those building their family using donor semen.
To make sure your family are safe throughout, we've created a guide explaining the two routes to accessing donor sperm within the UK.
Read our guide