Introducing the geko™ Device

Clinically proven to reduce swelling after lower leg injury or surgery, prevent blood clots, and improve blood flow in patients with chronic venous insufficiency.

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Features of the geko™ Device

Technology

Peripheral Nerve Stimulation with OnPulse™ Technology

Portable

Wearable, Daily Disposable, Lightweight device allows for easy use while mobile.

Battery Life

Up to 30 hours of continuous battery life.

Available Products

Firstkind geko T3 Single
Firstkind geko™ device

1 pack with 2 devices

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Firstkind geko T3
Firstkind geko™ device

5 packs with 10 devices

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Product Information

Overview

The body’s circulatory system serves to transport and distribute essential substances to the tissues of the body and to remove by-products of metabolism. It also plays a role in the regulation of body temperature, humoral communication throughout the body and adjustments of oxygen and nutrient supply in differing physiological states.

The cardiovascular system is made up of a pump (the heart), a series of distributing and collecting tubes and an extensive system of thin vessels that allow rapid exchange with tissues. An average adult has a blood volume of about 5-6 liters. The venous system has a large capacity and may contain some 70% of the blood volume at any time with a large percentage of this in the lower legs. Cardiac output is the volume of blood pumped by the heart per minute and venous return is the volume returning to the heart in the same unit of time. These are interdependent and multiple feedback control loops operate to regulate the cardiovascular system.

Ancillary factors can affect venous return including muscular activity. Contraction of the muscles causes intermittent venous compression, and because of the orientation of the venous valves, blood is forced from the veins toward the heart. Therefore, muscular contraction in the lower limb lowers the mean venous pressure and serves as an auxiliary pump to assist venous return. Muscle contraction lowers capillary hydrostatic pressure.

Intended Use based on FDA Clearance

  • Increasing blood circulation
  • Prevent venous thrombosis (blood clots) after surger
  • Prevent venous thrombosis (blood clots) in non-surgical patients (e.g., ICU, stroke)
  • Edema reduction

Product Features

  • Technology: Neuromuscular Electrical Stimulation (NMES) with OnPulse™ technology from Firstkind, providing effective and targeted stimulation.
  • Operation: Simple control with two buttons to adjust stimulation intensity across 11 different setting levels.
  • Comfort: Portable and lightweight, offering unrestricted mobility during use. The device is cordless for maximum flexibility.
  • Material: Latex-free with a hydrogel self-adhesive, ensuring a safe and comfortable application.
  • Battery Life: Up to 24 hours with a maximum reserve of 6 hours, enabling long-term use.
  • Display: Clear LED indicator for easy monitoring of stimulation levels.
  • Type: Disposable device with a non-rechargeable battery. The device should be disposed of after use in normal garbage.
  • Packaging: Each pack contains 2 devices. Orders of 5 packs or more will include additional adhesive strips for enhanced adherence to the leg.

Important Notes

  • Usage Advice: The geko™ T3 Device provides general support and should not be considered a substitute for medical diagnoses or treatments. Consult a healthcare professional for health concerns or before using the device.
  • Instructions: The device should be used according to the provided instructions by your physician to achieve the best results and avoid potential risks.

Videos

Jason Snibbe MD, Orthopedic Surgeon, Los Angeles, CA
Proper Use of the geko™ T3 Device:

Watch our video on the proper application of the geko™ T3 Device to ensure you are using the device correctly.

Effectiveness of the geko™ T3 Device:

Learn more about the effectiveness of the geko™ T3 Device by watching the ultrasonograph video.