Venixxa. For the Relief of Hemorrohoids.

How does Venixxa work?

Venixxa is a convenient oral venoactive treatment that tackles hemorrhoid problems by working to treat the veins that become dilated and inflamed during a hemorrhoidal episode. ¹

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Formulated for Fast Absorption and Relief

Venixxa is a clinically proven, effective and discreet oral treatment derived from natural ingredients and specially formulated for maximum absorption. ¹

This improved absorption means Venixxa can rapidly tackle the problem to conveniently and discretely reduce the duration, intensity and recurrence of hemorrhoid episodes, with different dosing options for fast-acting treatment of acute episodes, or ongoing maintenance for recurring hemorrhoidal disease. ^1,2

Improved Absorption

Containing a formulation made from a natural-origin material, extracted from immature oranges, called micronized purified flavonoid fraction (MPFF), Venixxa provides up to 2x better absorption. ³

Rapid Relief for Acute Hemorrhoids

Venixxa is clinically proven to effectively treat hemorrhoidal episodes for rapid relief. ^1,2 In just two days, 42% of users demonstrated a reduction in their symptoms and in only three days, 80% reported that their bleeding had stopped. After a single week, most people reported that their symptoms, including bleeding, pain and discharge had resolved.

Venixxa can also be used for up to two months to treat chronic and recurring hemorrhoids. With just one pill a day, 71% of patients reported fewer instances of acute episodes. ⁴

Rapid relief for Acute Hemorrhoids

At 2 days

42% of patients experienced mild reduction of symptoms ¹

At 3 days

80% of patients' bleeding stopped ²

At 7 days

94% of patients bleeding stopped ² 84% of patients pain stopped ¹ 81% of patients discharge stopped ¹

Ongoing treatment for Recurrent Hemorrhoids ⁴

At 2 months

31% Less severe symptoms

43% Shorter duration of symptoms

71% fewer recurences

Why you should treat continuously

Hemorrhoidal disease is a progressive inflammatory condition which can be treated but can also recur. In fact, one in four patients may experience hemorrhoids again within 7 months of a resolved episode. ⁶

Venixxa is a venoactive drug treatment recommended for the treatment of most grades of hemorrhoidal disease.1 By treating early and regularly with Venixxa you can help prevent the recurrence of acute hemorrhoidal episodes and reduce the severity of symptoms. ⁴

For use beyond 2 months, consult a healthcare practitioner.

Convenient Oral Dosing

The personal nature of hemorrhoid symptoms might put you off seeking treatment. Venixxa offers the convenience of a discreet over-the-counter oral treatment effectively manages hemorrhoid symptoms, letting you get back to you. ²

One week treatmentfor Acute Hemorrhoids

First 4 days:3 tabletsTwice daily

Next 3 days:2 tabletsTwice daily

Ongoing maintenance for recurrent/chronic Hemorrhoids

After 7 daysTake 1 tabletTwice daily

For use beyond 2 months, consult a healthcare professional

Our manufacturing secret

The active ingredient in Venixxa is a micronized purified flavonoid fraction (MPFF) containing 90% diosmin and 10% other flavonoids expressed as hesperidin.

Manufacturing secrets ^7,8,9

The manufacturing of Venixxa begins by harvesting small, immature oranges from all over the world. These are harvested, dried for 15 days in the sun, and then crushed to extract a natural substance which is used to produce the medicine: hesperidin.
Once extracted, hesperidin is transformed by an industrial process into an active substance: the flavonoid fraction. This secret industrial process gives this flavonoid fraction a composition of: 90% diosmin and 10% carefully dosed flavonoids.
The flavonoid fraction is then purified and dried to remove all impurities. The objective of this step is to obtain a quality flavonoid fraction.
The purified flavonoid fraction is very poorly absorbed by the intestine because the flavonoid particles are very large. The micronization process therefore consists of reducing the size of the flavonoid particles by making them collide with each other. The purified micronized flavonoid fraction is then better absorbed in the body.
The micronized purified flavonoid fraction is then transformed into Venixxa tablets using a compression step.
The tablets are then put in a blister (tablet blister) and inserted into the Venixxa boxes. These boxes will then reach pharmacies.

Safety Information:

Venixxa - Safety Information

This product may not be suitable for you. Always read and follow the label and package insert carefully. Do not use Venixxa if you are pregnant or breastfeeding. If you are taking prescription medication, consult a healthcare practitioner prior to use. If symptoms persist or worsen, or if acute hemorrhoidal episode persists after 7 days, consult a healthcare practitioner. If hemorrhoids are accompanied by rectal bleeding (bloody stools sometimes look like black tar), or if you experience change in bowel habits, consult a healthcare practitioner.

Adverse Reactions

Hypersensitivity/allergy, gastrointestinal discomfort, dizziness, headaches, malaise and skin reactions have been known to occur; in which case, discontinue use and consult a healthcare practitioner.

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Misra MC, Parshad R. Randomized clinical trial of micronized flavonoids in the early control of bleeding due to acute internal hemorrhoids. Br J Surg. 2000;87:868-872.
Garner RC, Garner JV, Gregory S, Whattam M, Calam A, Leong D. Comparison of the absorption of micronized (Venixxa 500 mg) and nonmicronized 14C-diosmin tablets after oral administration to healthy volunteers by accelerator mass spectrometry and liquid scintillation counting. J Pharm Sci. 2002;91:32-40.
Godeberge P. Venixxa 500mg is significantly more effective than placebo in the treatment of hemorrhoids. Phlebology. 1992;7(suppl 2):61-63.
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