I learned more from this video than I did from my PT. Thank you.

I so appreciate this review, as my doctor has recommended the same device.

Thank you for sharing 😊

Hi Sara! Just got the call today, I’ll be fitted for the Bioness on April 4th. I require a cane to walk. I’m excited to see if this will help. Once again, thank you for the videos. Best wishes from our family to yours.

This is so cool as I have drop foot and was wondering if there was such a device. I'm definitely going to be looking into this. Thank you for sharing 👌🙏

Thank you for sharing your experience. I’ve used both the L300+ and the Walkaide device for my foot drop condition. I found both to be effective for “simple” foot drop. I will soon be starting to use a new device called the Cionic Neural Sleeve. It also uses fes technology, but it assists with more muscle groups in the leg. It addresses more than just foot drop.

I used mine to learn to walk after a stroke it’s awesome plan to use it long term as well

Thank you for the video. Foot drop isn’t just an annoyance but responsible for falls and injuries caused by landing! I’ll be looking into this!

I just received my bioness. So excited to be more mobile!

Hi! Since you change that every two weeks is it like someone you get at pharmacy?

I tried the L300 Go several years ago as well as the Walkaide. I greatly preferred the L300 go but insurance wouldn't approve and I was hesitant to pay myself. I don't remember all the wetness- I just would rub a wet finger over them before use and not quite so wet. The L300 Go didn't zap as harshly and was timed off a gyroscope vs just shin angle like the Walkaide so it worked correctly no matter how fast you walked, etc. much better. In Europe they don't seem to have issues with coverage but won't cover the AFOs which I find strange as they are so cheap. My issue, though, has now been correctly Dx as more calf spasticity vs true foot drop. Botox into my calf and back of my thigh (by my neuro every 3 months) are helping quite a bit as well as good Neuro PT. There are good Neuro PTs online that address foot drop as well - Gretchen Hawley of Msing Link and Tara Tobias of Rehab HQ like kzfaq.info/get/bejne/g7ddhpCEqtu1lJ8.html

Ive had a stroke my left leg and foot wS affected do you k ow of any reviews from stroke folks im very interested

Fabulous video! I have a client who has bilateral drop foot from stroke injury. I wonder if it can be used for other disabilities/impairments as well? I'm so happy to see it's helped you so much!

Hi Sara, what the cost of the L300. I have MS and diagnose since 1998. I am interested to find out the cost and what other info is needed so I can give to my neurologist,

Dear Sara, Thank you for this video. Where do you buy the spot for the jeans? best wishes from switzerland

Hello great video thank you, I always get a rash when I using this device do you have that too?

I have left ankle clonus. I wonder if it would help that. My right foot...drop foot. had been hit with issues in past but it's the left ankle clonus that bothers me the most. I'll talk to the PT about your bioness.

Hello Sara, could you recommend the place where I can buy it and what is the price, thank you very much

Does anyone know if it's covered by medicare?

Hi Sara! Can I ask in which city you purchased the device? Can you share the price of the device, and the fee of the physiotherapist? Thank you and best wishes!

I have MS 2, I don't walk like the way it is, so I just want to know, which it's the cost?

Sara does it still work over your pants? I will be receiving mine soon.

Does insurance cover cost?

Hi Sara. Can we see your walking?

Hi Sara. I went to a tryout for the Bioness many years ago. It must have been the earliest design because it was LONG time. Thecrep secured device, i tried but didnt like the feeling at all. Sara I am 2x your ago, dx 33 yrs ago. Can we exchange emails?