SwimClub launches doctor-designed fertility supplement targeting the male infertility crisis

SwimClub, a new male fertility company, just launched its first product, Spermatogen Complex: a 90-day protocol built with clinically validated ingredients to address the growing crisis in male fertility.

A science-first approach

Male fertility is in decline. Sperm counts have dropped nearly 60% since 1970, and male factors are involved in about half of all infertility cases. Today, one in four men has below-average sperm quality, yet there’s no FDA-approved therapy for male infertility.

SwimClub is a new male fertility company.

Dr. Michael Eisenberg, Stanford Professor of Urology and SwimClub’s formulating physician, says he’s seeing more patients in their 20s and 30s facing low sperm counts or sperm quality. “Despite the growing crisis, there’s been a glaring gap in solutions for male fertility,” he explains.

What makes SwimClub different

Most fertility supplements address just one or two areas of male fertility. Spermatogen was designed to take on the full picture, supporting motility, morphology (sperm shape and structure), DNA integrity, and overall sperm health.

Its formula includes 12 ingredients at clinically studied dosages, such as:

• Vitamin D3: Supports calcium signaling essential for sperm function
• Vitamin E: Cocrystal form that integrates into sperm membranes to prevent lipid peroxidation
• Folate: Active methylfolate form supports DNA synthesis and repair
• Zinc: Chelated form supports testosterone synthesis and spermatogenesis
• Selenium: From whole-cell yeast, acts as cofactor for antioxidant enzymes
• L-Carnitine: Transports fatty acids into mitochondria for energy production
• CoQ10: Supports mitochondrial ATP production for sperm motility
• Lycopene: Natural tomato extract that embeds in sperm membranes
• Spermidine: Promotes autophagy and cellular renewal

Why the three-month protocol matters

The process of making new sperm, called Spermatogenesis, takes around 72 days, plus another 10–14 days for sperm to fully mature. In other words, healthier sperm can only be produced by completing the full three-month cycle, which is why SwimClub built its protocol around that timeline.

The full three-month protocol is now available at $380, which delivers a 90-day supply upfront before transitioning to monthly shipments at $126.67. Month-to-month subscriptions cost $149.99 per month, with one-time 30-day supplies available for $180.

Where to buy

SwimClub is available now at swimclub.co with free shipping on all orders.