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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

13/11/2025

Myth busting📝 The geko® device may be small, but big results come in small packages! The geko® uses neuromuscular electrostimulation to activate the calf and foot muscle pumps, increasing venous, arterial and microcirculatory blood flow equal to 60% of walking, without a single step.

10/11/2025

We will be attending Wounds UK annual conference in Harrogate, 10-12 November. The Firstkind team will be on stand 24 ready to share with you the benefits of the geko® device, impressive case studies, and answer any questions you have!

See you there👋

07/11/2025

Recommended Read 📖 Tackling the Swollen Leg After Femoropopliteal Bypass: What We Know and What Could Change the Game.

Postoperative leg oedema affects nearly 50% of femoropopliteal bypass patients, often delaying rehabilitation and complicating recovery; emerging evidence highlights lymphatic disruption as a primary driver.

The geko® device, by activating the calf and foot muscle pumps, has the potential to transform postoperative care, supporting better circulation and faster recovery.

Read the full article: www.gekodevices.com/news-events/tackling-the-swollen-leg-after-femoropopliteal-bypass-what-we-know-and-what-could-change-the-game/

04/11/2025

Myth busting📝 While the geko® device is single-use, it remains an extremely cost-effective wound healing adjunct therapy. Through excellent patient concordance, it helps to reduce costs associated with wound reccurence, nursing visits, and hospital stays.

30/10/2025

Did you know❓ 1.1% of the adult population in the UK suffers from a venous leg ulcer, and it's becoming more challenging to manage. Without intervention, the prevalence of total leg ulcers is expected to increase by around 4% annually. This will result in over 1 million leg ulcers by 2036.

28/10/2025

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/

27/10/2025

Lower Leg Edema – How to Drain the Well. Who needs Netflix when you can have next-level late-night learning? Join Dr. Robyn Evans and Dr. R. Gary Sibbald to master strategies for managing lower leg edema.

Monday 27th October, 2025. 11pm (UK), 6pm (ET), 3pm (PT). Register today: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_64dYzbj7RcSB_JjFNL0vsA #/registration

23/10/2025

We're exhibiting!🤝 We're exhibiting at the National Wound Care Management Conference and Exhibition 2025 today. Why not stop by stand 15 stand where you can meet Debbie Oates and Ines Pedro to hear more about the geko® device.

21/10/2025

Did you know❓85% of VLU cost management is associated with community care resources. With the geko® device integrated into patient care, there is a 31% reduction in the total number of district nurse visits. That's a visit saving of 3,026 per 100 patients!

20/10/2025

Interventions for Lower Limb Preservation. Trade your bedtime scroll for late-night insight! Join Dr. Michael Stacey to explore the latest interventions to help preserve lower limbs and protect your patients.

Monday 20th October, 2025. 11pm (UK), 6pm (ET ), 3pm (PT). Save your spot: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_64dYzbj7RcSB_JjFNL0vsA #/registration

16/10/2025

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: www.gekodevices.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/Carbon-Reduction-Plan-Firstkind-Ltd-October-2024.pdf

14/10/2025

Strategies to Improve Wound Healing in Venous Leg Ulcers. Your late-night learning session is calling! Join Dr. Michael Stacey for practical, evidence-based strategies to boost healing outcomes in venous leg ulcers.

Tuesday 14th October, 2025. 11pm (UK), 6pm (ET), 3pm (PT). Register now: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_64dYzbj7RcSB_JjFNL0vsA #/registration

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Firstkind Ltd Hawk House, Peregrine Business Park
High Wycombe
HP137DL

Telephone

+448452222921

Website

https://www.gekodevices.com/

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