October 26, 2020 – InControl Medical LLC, of Brookfield, WI has announced this week that they intend to offer the opportunity to invest in their next growth initiative. With more than 50 patents issued, and over 170,000 customers, InControl manufactures a range of unique devices delivering a 90% cure rate to women suffering from urinary and fecal incontinence without the use of pads, pills, implants, or surgeries.
In a statement Monday, Herschel Peddicord, President and CEO of InControl Medical said “People can’t buy your products if they don’t know about them. Our intention is to launch a significant marketing effort to reach the 70 million or more women in America living with these issues. They need to know that there is an easy to use at home device to resolve the problem.” With the global incontinence market expected to top 15bn by 2025, InControl Medical looks to capitalize on its current leadership status in a high growth sector. According to Transparency Market Research, “InControl Medical is the market leader in electrical stimulation devices for the treatment of all types of urinary incontinence, both in males and females.”
“Our products are meant to empower everyday women. If you aren’t a sufferer yourself, the statistics say someone you care about suffers with bladder leakage, and they don’t have to”, said Peddicord “We are the only device manufacturer with an FDA cleared, at home product, to eliminate urinary and fecal incontinence, and our performance guarantee is the only one like it in the industry”. With a 10 year track record, and a corporate mission to “eliminate urinary and fecal incontinence as a factor in women’s lives”, this move opens the door for investors to join InControl Medical in that mission.
Learn more about InControl Medical, and this opportunity at: www.incontrolmedical.com/investors
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