We Built What We Wished We Had
The Hardest Part
As founders, we’ve each faced challenges with sperm health on our fertility journeys. From realizing our sperm count was below average for months to repeated miscarriages that went undiagnosed only to learn that sperm DNA fragmentation was the likely culprit.
The gameplan
But the hardest part? Doing it alone. There are very few outlets for men to talk to each other about what’s going on, limited guidance from doctors on the importance of sperm health, and no comprehensive supplement that combines the right research-backed ingredients at the right doses.
So we did the hard work ourselves. We read the studies, spoke with experts, tried countless combinations of supplements, spending nearly $500 a month piecing together a painstaking DIY solution. It sucked, but we figured out the hard way what the best sperm performance supplement looks like. In the end, we improved our sperm health, took conception into our own hands, and built the game plan.
You Don’t Have to Do It Alone
SwimClub is the product we wish we had back then: effective, efficient, and built for men on this journey. Whether you’re deep into IVF, or just starting to think about having kids, our ambition is to take the work off your plate and make this journey to fatherhood a little easier – so that you never have to feel alone or helpless ever again.
We hope our stories are your inspiration.
Lauren and I couldn’t conceive naturally so we went through IVF to help our chances. But after two failed rounds, we learned that among other things, my sperm counts were below average. Honestly, I felt terrible and helpless. But Lauren helped me research everything we could do and together we made pill packs every two weeks for 18 months to get my swimmers in shape. Today, we have a healthy one-year old boy.
Osman & Lauren
Jack and I had three miscarriages and no doctor could figure out what was wrong. Everything looked normal on paper. We then learned that DNA fragmentation in sperm can lead to miscarriage and so we put Jack on supplements to reduce his oxidative stress. We’re now pregnant.
Ali & Jack
Taylor and I consider ourselves to be very healthy so when we decided to start trying to have kids, we assumed it would be easy. Unfortunately, we had multiple miscarriages and a lot of the focus at the doctor’s was on Taylor. I decided to make sure I was doing everything I possibly could during “trimester zero” to ensure my sperm was as healthy as possible: I updated my supplement stack, changed the type of underwear I was wearing, and wore cold packs in the sauna. In 2025, we welcomed our first son and he is the greatest joy of our lives.
Steve & Taylor
Lauren and I couldn’t conceive naturally so we went through IVF to help our chances. But after two failed rounds, we learned that among other things, my sperm counts were below average. Honestly, I felt terrible and helpless. But Lauren helped me research everything we could do and together we made pill packs every two weeks for 18 months to get my swimmers in shape. Today, we have a healthy one-year old boy.
Osman & Lauren
Jack and I had three miscarriages and no doctor could figure out what was wrong. Everything looked normal on paper. We then learned that DNA fragmentation in sperm can lead to miscarriage and so we put Jack on supplements to reduce his oxidative stress. We’re now pregnant.
Ali & Jack
Taylor and I consider ourselves to be very healthy so when we decided to start trying to have kids, we assumed it would be easy. Unfortunately, we had multiple miscarriages and a lot of the focus at the doctor’s was on Taylor. I decided to make sure I was doing everything I possibly could during “trimester zero” to ensure my sperm was as healthy as possible: I updated my supplement stack, changed the type of underwear I was wearing, and wore cold packs in the sauna. In 2025, we welcomed our first son and he is the greatest joy of our lives.
Steve & Taylor
The Problem Is Bigger Than Just Us
Sperm counts have dropped nearly 60% since 1970
Men are responsible for infertility in 50% of cases
One in four men has below average sperm
Sperm counts have dropped nearly 60% since 1970
Men are responsible for infertility in 50% of cases
One in four men has below average sperm
Our Fertility Experts
Meet our board of scientific advisors led by Dr. Michael Eisenberg, male fertility expert and the Director of Male Reproductive Medicine at Stanford University. Each advisor ensures that SwimClub is using the best ingredients at clinical dosages researched to make a difference. We didn’t want to settle and neither should you.
Dr. Michael Eisenberg
Director, Male Reproductive Health Stanford University
“I’ve spent my career studying male fertility and what I see today is alarming: sperm quality is declining at a rate we can’t ignore. That’s why I partnered with SwimClub to develop the first sperm performance supplement based on decades of research and clinical experience.
Most supplements are built on generic formulas. SwimClub is different. It’s formulated to target the root causes of suboptimal sperm health, using bioactives at clinical levels sourced from the best manufacturers in the world.”
Dr. Tyler McClintock
Staff Urologist, Cambridge Health Alliance
Dr. Stephanie Kuku
Chief Knowledge Officer and leads Scientific Affairs for Conceivable Life Sciences
Dr. Martin Bastuba
Board Certified Urologist and Male Infertility Specialist
Mel Cohen
Chief Operating Officer - Male Fertility Specialists
Dr. Tyler McClintock
Staff Urologist, Cambridge Health Alliance
Dr. Stephanie Kuku
Chief Knowledge Officer and leads Scientific Affairs for Conceivable Life Sciences
Dr. Martin Bastuba
Board Certified Urologist and Male Infertility Specialist
Mel Cohen
Chief Operating Officer - Male Fertility Specialists