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The geko™ device, powered by OnPulse™ neuromuscular electrostimulation technology, is proven to increase venous, arterial and microcirculatory blood flow - transporting oxygenated blood to the wound edge and bed to promote healing in lower limb wounds

05/03/2026

The size of a wristwatch, battery powered, and with zero wires or leads, the geko® device is designed to fit around daily life, while producing improved outcomes for patients.

Find out more at: https://www.gekodevices.com/onpulse-technology/

Recommended Read 📖 Sky Medical Technology partners with the Royal Mint to recycle end-of-life electronics. The Royal Mi...
02/03/2026

Recommended Read 📖 Sky Medical Technology partners with the Royal Mint to recycle end-of-life electronics. The Royal Mint to recycle circuit boards from our geko® devices. Using its patented process, precious metals like gold are safely recovered and reused in the Mint’s 886 jewellery range.

The initiative represents a significant milestone in our end-of-life product management and supports our ambition to achieve net zero by 2045. Our CEO Bernard Ross says:
"It’s about improving patient outcomes and reducing environmental impact."

Read more: www.gekodevices.com/news-events/sky-medical-technology-partners-with-the-royal-mint-to-recycle-end-of-life-electronics-supporting-uk-circular-economy/

Did you know❓When used with standard of care, the geko® device potentially leads to a 33% reduction in compression banda...
25/02/2026

Did you know❓When used with standard of care, the geko® device potentially leads to a 33% reduction in compression bandaging and wound dressing use?

23/02/2026

Case study🔎 Healing rate and time to closure of venous leg ulcers: a real-world service evaluation of neuromuscular electrostimulation as an adjunct to compression therapy.

- The geko® device group achieved a healing rate of 0.56 mm per week, compared to 0.31 mm per week in the control group.
- Average time to wound closure was reduced from 77 days to 40 days with the addition of the geko device.

Read the full study: https://journals.lww.com/aswcjournal/fulltext/2025/06000/healing_rate_and_time_to_closure_of_venous_leg.5.aspx

12/02/2026

Case study🔎 An in-service evaluation of a neuromuscular electrostimulation device in non-healing venous leg ulcers.

- The geko® device was positive for all patients with static venous leg ulcers.
- Adding the geko® device to standard care demonstrated efficacy in improvements to the wound bed, reduction of pain, and wound healing.

Interested in reading the full case study? Visit: www.gekodevices.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/An-in-service-evaluation-of-a-neuromuscular-electrostimulation-device-in-nonhealing-venous-leg-ulcers-1.pdf

Did you know❓The geko® device accelerates the healing rates of patients with venous leg ulcers, resulting in a reduction...
09/02/2026

Did you know❓The geko® device accelerates the healing rates of patients with venous leg ulcers, resulting in a reduction in the amount of wound care products required, potentially reducing the waste generated and contributing to the net zero NHS policy?

Recommended Read 📖 Our study shows that neuromuscular electrostimulation of the common peroneal nerve significantly inc...
03/02/2026

Recommended Read 📖 Our study shows that neuromuscular electrostimulation of the common peroneal nerve significantly increases microvascular flux in diabetic foot ulcers - a significant step toward improving healing in these challenging wounds.

Read the full paper here: https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/15347346251331254

Did you know❓When used with standard of care the geko® device potentially leads to a 68% improvement in healing of chron...
29/01/2026

Did you know❓When used with standard of care the geko® device potentially leads to a 68% improvement in healing of chronic venous leg ulcers compared with standard of care alone?

27/01/2026

How does the geko® device work? OnPulse® technology stimulates the common peroneal nerve which activates the calf and foot muscle pumps, resulting in isometric muscle contraction and subsequent increased blood flow. This increased blood flow is what prevents and treats a wide range of acute and chronic conditions such as:

✔️ Venous leg ulcers
✔️ Mixed aetiology leg ulcers
✔️ Venous insufficiency and ischaemia
✔️ Wound healing

Find out more about OnPulse™ technology here: https://www.gekodevices.com/onpulse-technology/"

Pain Management for Wounds. Why count sheep when you can gain new skills? End your day with Dr. Robyn Evans and learn th...
21/01/2026

Pain Management for Wounds. Why count sheep when you can gain new skills? End your day with Dr. Robyn Evans and learn the latest approaches to managing wound-related pain.

Wednesday 21st January 2026. 11pm (UK), 6pm (ET), 3pm (PT). Register now: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_64dYzbj7RcSB_JjFNL0vsA #/registration

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