For doulas, midwives, pelvic floor PTs & IBCLCs

The client handout you've been improvising, done properly.

Hemorrhoids are one of the most common complaints you see in pregnancy and postpartum, and one of the least discussed. We wrote the practical 7-day relief routine your clients keep asking for: sitz baths, witch hazel, bathroom habits, and clear see-a-professional guidance. Printable, free, and it carries no price tag and no sales pitch.

Tushlab is a pre-launch hemorrhoid-care brand designed for women (launching fall 2026). We'd rather earn your trust with something useful first.

Get the handout + practitioner kit

The printable handout now. At launch: samples for your practice, a client discount code, and first access.

Free. Two emails total: the handout now, the kit at launch. No drip campaign, no reselling your address.

Just want the handout? View and print it here, no email needed →

You're in. The handout is on its way.

Check your inbox for the printable handout link. Your practitioner kit (samples, client discount, first access) is reserved for launch, targeted fall 2026.

Open the printable handout

Questions or requests? Reply to the email, it reaches the founder directly.

What's in the practitioner kit

Built for the professionals women actually listen to. No affiliation strings, no exclusivity, no minimums.

Now

The printable client handout

A one-page 7-day relief routine with a "Provided to you by" line for your practice. Evidence-aligned self-care and honest escalation guidance, no product pitch on the page.

At launch

Samples for your practice

The Tushlab Trio (Soothe cream, Cleanse witch hazel cloths, Restore sitz soak) for you to evaluate before you ever consider mentioning it to a client.

At launch

A client discount + first access

A code your clients can use for 20% off at launch, and first access for your practice. If you want a simple referral arrangement later, that conversation is open.

Our position on clinical trust: the handout recommends the same first-line self-care your training does (warm sitz baths, witch hazel, stool-softening habits) and tells clients plainly when to stop self-care and see a professional. It never claims a cure, never replaces your judgment, and drug-free steps are separated from medicated ones, with pregnancy escalated to the client's OB or midwife. If anything on it conflicts with how you practice, reply and tell us; we revise.