Let us save you the time and the money thousands of survivors already spent.
Sit in any stroke recovery group for 10 minutes and you'll hear the same list. The rigid plastic AFO brace that gave them blisters and made them buy shoes a size bigger. Physical therapy, until insurance capped it at a handful of sessions. The photocopied sheet of exercises they did every single day while the foot kept dragging. The cane. Then the walker. And a doctor who finally said the words nobody wants to hear: "this may be as good as it gets."
Six of them work around the foot. One works the muscle. Here's the difference:
Anyone who's worn a rigid AFO knows the routine. Blisters by noon. Shoes a size bigger. Plastic up your leg in the middle of summer that everybody can see.
With StepNura there's nothing on your leg at all. You sit down, put both feet on the mat, press one button. That's the whole setup. The brace goes back in the closet while you use it, and many customers tell us that's where it stays.
A brace holds the foot up. That's all it does. The muscle underneath isn't asked to do anything, and survivors feel exactly what that means: "all of my leg muscles are disappearing." One survivor put it in 8 words: if you don't use it, you lose it.
StepNura sends gentle electrical pulses into the muscles that lift the front of your foot, so they contract, again and again, for 15 minutes. The brace does the lifting for the muscle. This makes the muscle do the lifting.
"My stroke was years ago. Is it too late?" We get that question more than any other.
Here's the honest answer nobody at the hospital gave you: the stroke happened in your brain. Not in your leg. The nerve and the muscle in your foot are still there, intact, which is exactly why they respond to stimulation whether your stroke was last year or 15 years ago. The muscle doesn't come with an expiry date.
Many of the people using StepNura are years past their stroke. Many of them describe feeling the foot move to the stimulation, and for a lot of them it's the first time in a long time anything down there has moved without help.
Ask any survivor about their "good" leg and you'll hear the same thing: it's exhausted. It's been doing the work of two.
The mat takes both feet in the same 15 minutes. The foot that drags gets woken up. The one that's been carrying you gets worked too, instead of just wearing out. Nothing to unstrap and move from one leg to the other halfway through.
Hundreds of customers told us the same thing, in almost the same words: the hardest part isn't the foot. It's the hand. Fingers that curl. An arm that hangs. A hand you quietly stopped asking anything of.
That's why every StepNura ships with a second set of pads for the hand and arm, free. Same stimulation, same 15 minutes, on the side the stroke took with it. For a lot of buyers, this is the reason they order.
Most people reading this are thinking "hope this isn't a rip-off." Fair. That's what the 60 days are for. Use it at home, and if your foot isn't responding, every penny comes back.
TRY IT 60 DAYS RISK-FREE →No appointment. No drive across town. Nobody helping you into the car. No waiting on insurance to say yes.
You sit on your sofa, feet on the mat, and do it with your morning coffee. 15 minutes, done. It's the one part of recovery that's finally on your schedule, not theirs.
Try adjusting a control unit down at your feet when one side of you doesn't cooperate. Now don't.
StepNura comes with a wireless remote, free, so you change the level and the mode from your lap. 19 levels of intensity, so you start gentle and turn it up as you're ready. No bending. No reaching. No fumbling on the floor.
"Will it work for MY condition?" The other question we hear every day.
Whether the drag comes from a stroke, MS, peripheral neuropathy or a pinched nerve in the back, the muscles that lift the foot are the same muscles. The stimulation reaches them directly, no matter where the problem started. Survivors of all four use StepNura every day.
Electrical stimulation for foot drop isn't a gadget idea. Stroke rehab clinics have used it for years. In a clinical study of 51 stroke patients, stimulating the muscle that lifts the foot increased its strength by 56.6%, well beyond conventional rehab alone.1 A systematic review of randomised trials found it significantly improves walking speed when combined with physiotherapy.2
The catch was always the price. Clinic devices run into the thousands, and if you've ever asked, you've heard the number and gone quiet. StepNura brings the same principle home for a fraction of it.
Add up what a dragging foot has already cost you. The brace. The co-pays. The sessions you kept paying for after insurance stopped. The quote from the clinic you couldn't say yes to. Almost all of it went to managing the drag, not working the muscle.
StepNura is 40% off right now, ships free, and comes with 60 days to try it at home. If your foot isn't responding, you get every penny back. The expensive option was never this one. It was another year of the same.
You've been burned before. You're right to be careful. So the risk is on us: 60 days at home, and if your foot isn't responding, send it back for every penny. No forms. No fight.
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