
Start feeling relief from hemorrhoids today!
Learn how the non-surgical SpaceBander® can help you
What is SpaceBander®
The SpaceBander® is a very comfortable and modern disposable device that deploys a tiny rubber band around the base of a hemorrhoid.
The non-surgical procedure is safe, effective, painless, and takes less than 2 minutes in the comfort of your doctor’s office. Most importantly, SpaceBander® will remove your internal hemorrhoids and nagging symptoms.*
Rubber Band Ligation
Rubber band ligation is the most widely utilized and most successful treatment for internal hemorrhoids.
It is a simple procedure where a rubber band is deployed at the base of an internal hemorrhoid. As the blood supply to the hemorrhoid is reduced, shrinkage and degeneration occur. After a few days, the hemorrhoid and the rubber band fall off and the patient heals naturally.
How Spacebander vs other hemorrhoid treatment options
SURGICAL APPROACHES
Surgical approaches are very painful, expensive, and require anesthesia. They also lead to long uncomfortable recoveries and missed time from work.
How Spacebander is different than Surgery
Office-based
Non-invasive
No anesthesia
No pain
No recovery time
More cost-effective
OVER-THE-COUNTER TOPICAL CREAMS & SITZ BATHS
Over-the-counter topical creams and sitz baths are ineffective, costly, tedious, and are only temporary solutions that mask the symptoms. In fact, many topical creams contain steroids, which may cause thinning of the skin and other dangerous side effects.
How Spacebander is different than OTC
An effective solution
Not tedious and cumbersome
Immediate and lasting results
No reoccurring costs
Benefits of Spacebander
No invasive and expensive surgery with long recovery times
No Anesthesia
No more ineffective ointments, creams, and sitz baths
The procedure is performed in a doctor’s office in under 2 minutes*
The procedure is painless*
Many patients return to work immediately following the procedure
100% free of natural rubber latex
It is not expensive
* Actual patient experience may vary based on physician technique, the number of bands applied, and location of the internal hemorrhoid being treated. All individuals shown here are actor portrayals, not actual patients or physicians
