Serious support for hemorrhoids

If you’ve had hemorrhoids, you know. They’re bad.

There are the familiar symptoms. Pain, bleeding, never ending wiping.

But what about the feeling that your insides are running for the exit?

The feeling that something is sticking out, itchy and irritated?

Correct’em is a first-of-its kind medical device that finally keeps everything where it belongs, so you can heal.

Its size and shape allow it to be worn comfortably in the rectum, where it works three ways to reduce inflammation, improve discomfort and, finally, stop the falling out.

“My doctor told me to use my finger to push it back in.”

The device works like an orthotic does for a collapsing arch, or a pessary does for pelvic organ prolapse, or a bra does for sagging. . . you get the idea. It prevents the hemorrhoid from migrating downward and provides a lasting effect to help it stay put, even after wear.

The solution

Hold everything.

Our proprietary design allows for the delivery of effective topical medication right where it’s needed, at the site of the hemorrhoid. Less mess, and less waste.

Deliver the drugs.

Stay cool.

Cooling gel within the device allows it to be refrigerated before wear, easing insertion and improving pain.

Our team

Rachel MacNeill, PT, DPT

A Doctor of Physical Therapy practicing in pelvic health, Rachel was inspired to create Correct’em after hearing too many patients’ stories about inadequate treatment for hemorrhoids.

Prior to her work as a physical therapist, she worked in corporate social responsibility and raised >$1M as a nonprofit fundraiser.

Founder and ceo

Roy Wallen

Roy has a history of successful launches, and experience as the founding CEO of a medical device startup. He leads market operations and activities.

COO

Michael Ramsey

Mike provides engineering leadership, directing prototyping and testing efforts. He is dedicated to ensuring that Correct’em’s technical foundation supports the company’s long term vision.

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