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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

28/04/2026

In 2023 our product assembly partner installed solar panels, and our recently published carbon reduction plan (CRP) renews our continued commitment to achieving net zero by 2045. Completed carbon reduction initiatives to date include:

🔋 Reducing energy consumption during manufacturing
💧 Using biodegradable hydrogels
📦 Converting our packaging from plastic to cardboard
♻️ Reusing high-value components

You can read our CRP here:https://www.gekodevices.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/Carbon-Reduction-Plan-Firstkind-Ltd-October-2024.pdf

👏 Congratulations to Tissue Viability Nurse Lisa, whose poster has been recognised as 'Highly Commended' by the Society ...
24/04/2026

👏 Congratulations to Tissue Viability Nurse Lisa, whose poster has been recognised as 'Highly Commended' by the Society of Tissue Viability. 👏

“The Role of a Muscle Pump Activator in Mixed Aetiology Wounds: A Case Study.” demonstrates how this approach can make a real difference for patients with complex lower limb wounds.

The study highlights the potential of the geko® device as a safe adjunct to standard wound care in the management of mixed aetiology wounds.

In this case, helping to heal a wound that had been present for 10 years, achieving complete healing in just 23 weeks.

🔍 Key findings:
• Significant pain reduction
• Reduced exudate levels
• Fewer dressing changes required
🔗 Read the full case study: https://www.gekodevices.com/media/the-role-of-a-muscle-pump-activator-in-mixed-aetiology-wounds-a-case-study/

Day 2 at the Society of Tissue Viability Conference!A huge thank you to everyone who stopped by Stand 45 yesterday. 👋 If...
23/04/2026

Day 2 at the Society of Tissue Viability Conference!

A huge thank you to everyone who stopped by Stand 45 yesterday.

👋 If you haven’t visited us yet, come by and see how The geko® device is helping to accelerate healing in lower limb chronic wounds.

23/04/2026

Case study🔎 Putting an end to the chronic suffering of over 20 years in a severely obese leg ulcer patient.

- Marked improvement after just one week
- At week 8, the wound was fully healed
- The patient reported that the device was easy to apply

Read this case study in full: www.gekodevices.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/Stuart-Elliott-3.pdf

👉 We’re at in Bradford come and find us at Stand 45!📅 22-23 April 2026 Come and meet Gemma and Stephanie and see how T...
22/04/2026

👉 We’re at in Bradford come and find us at Stand 45!

📅 22-23 April 2026

Come and meet Gemma and Stephanie and see how The geko® device is helping to accelerate healing in lower limb chronic wounds.

We’d love to meet you!

👋 We’re excited to be attending the Society of Tissue Viability Conference in Bradford! 👋Will you be there?Come and meet...
16/04/2026

👋 We’re excited to be attending the Society of Tissue Viability Conference in Bradford! 👋

Will you be there?

Come and meet Gemma & Stephanie from the Firstkind team at 👉 Stand 45 👈 and discover how The geko® device can help accelerate the healing of lower limb chronic wounds.

📅 22–23 April 2026

We’d love to meet you!

16/04/2026

On average, 8,764 units of consumables (for example: gloves, bandages, dressings) are used per 100 patients with standard of care (SOC). With the geko® device as an adjunct to care, this is reduced by a staggering 2,881 units.

To find out more about our commitment to improving our environmental impact with the geko® device, visit: https://www.gekodevices.com/geko-products/environmental/carbon-reduction-plan/

Did you know❓The annual mean cost of treating a venous leg ulcer (VLU) with standard of care alone is £7,886. With the g...
14/04/2026

Did you know❓The annual mean cost of treating a venous leg ulcer (VLU) with standard of care alone is £7,886. With the geko® device, the total treatment cost is £2,892 - a cost saving of £4,994 (63%)!

09/04/2026

Case study🔎 Nichola Dee, Lead Nurse at Argyll Surgery shares the impact of the geko® device on her patient, a 67-year-old male with a diabetic foot ulcer:

- Reduced pain and reduced use of analgesics
- 50% reduction in wound size
- Improved mood

Find out more about the geko® device and the positive impact its had on patients lives. Read the full case study at:https://www.gekodevices.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/Nichola-Dee-Poster-FINAL.pdf

02/04/2026

The number of patients with venous leg ulcers (VLUs) is rising and becoming more challenging to manage. Healing can take from 6 months to several years, with recurrence rates up to 69% and patients experiencing significant pain, anxiety and isolation due to their condition.

The geko® device can help increase the rate of VLU healing, reduce pain, and has high levels of patient adherence. Learn more about the geko device for VLU patients and read our case studies: www.gekodevices.com/application/venous-leg-ulcers/

Did you know❓ The geko® device has a range of intended uses including increasing blood circulation, preventing and treat...
26/03/2026

Did you know❓ The geko® device has a range of intended uses including increasing blood circulation, preventing and treating oedema, and promoting wound healing?

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High Wycombe
HP137DL

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