
Socks off, feet down
Bare skin is what carries the pulse — socks block it almost completely. Shoes off, socks off, both feet flat on the mat.
Step on barefoot, press one button, and NeuroPulse sends gentle electric pulses through your soles, ankles and calves — the same kind of muscle stimulation physical therapists use, on your living room floor.


Twelve-hour shifts on concrete. Or the opposite — eight hours in a chair while everything quietly settles into your ankles. Your feet stay quiet all day. The second you sit down, they start.
You don't need another appointment. You need fifteen minutes and a floor.
Nothing to download, nothing to strap on, no oils, no mess. You'll have it running before the kettle boils.

Bare skin is what carries the pulse — socks block it almost completely. Shoes off, socks off, both feet flat on the mat.

Six modes on the remote, nine levels of strength. Start at level 1 and work up until it feels good. Never sharp.

Read, scroll, watch your show. It counts down fifteen minutes and switches itself off. You don't have to do anything.
Each mode moves the current differently across your soles — some roll, some tap, some pull. The nine levels take it from a faint flutter to a serious workout.
Long, rolling waves that press up through the arch, the way two thumbs would.
Every session runs fifteen minutes, then shuts off on its own.
The pulses make your muscles contract and release on their own — the same pumping action walking gives you, except you're sitting still.
Two adhesive pads come in the box. Stick them on your calves, hamstrings or lower back and the same unit treats those too.
Short enough that you'll actually do it tonight, and tomorrow, and the night after. That's the whole point.
Mode and strength change from the remote in your hand. No leaning forward, no reaching, no interrupting the session.
The control unit lifts off with a magnet and charges over USB. Nothing plugged in, nothing to trip over mid-session.
Thin and bendy. Under the couch, into a drawer, flat in a carry-on. Out of sight before anyone comes over.
The surface is the same soft material as a yoga mat. A damp cloth and it's done — no covers to wash.
Most people run it after work with the TV on. Fifteen quiet minutes before the rest of the evening starts.




The round unit is held on by magnets. Pull it off, plug in the USB cable, snap it back. Two hours to charge, and one charge lasts weeks of daily sessions.
Thick, matte and slightly grippy, with the conductive pattern printed straight into the surface. Warm underfoot in winter, and a damp cloth cleans it.
It weighs almost nothing and folds flat. Under the couch between sessions, in the suitcase when you go, invisible when guests come over.
The included electrodes plug into the same unit. Calves after a run, hamstrings after a shift, shoulders after a long drive.
A single reflexology session runs $70 to $120 in most US cities. NeuroPulse costs less than one of them, and you never have to book it, drive to it, or tip anybody.
every single visit
once, and it's yours
cheap for a reason
I'm a floor nurse, twelve-hour shifts, and my feet were wrecked by the end of every one. Fifteen minutes on this while I eat dinner and I can stand up again without wincing.
Bought it for my own aching arches and now he uses it after every run. We fight over it during the evening news. Level 6 is my sweet spot.
I'm 68 and not good with gadgets. One button and a remote, that's genuinely all there's. The pads for my calves were a nice surprise.
First try I jumped straight to level 7 and it was way too much. On level 3 it's genuinely relaxing. Work your way up over a week.
I work from home and my legs used to go dead by 3 p.m. Now I run a session mid-afternoon and the rest of the day feels different.
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Free to any address in the United States. Most orders land in five to eight business days, and you get a tracking link the moment it ships.
Use it for a full month. If your evenings aren't better, email us and send it back — even if you've used it every night.
If the unit stops working in the first year through no fault of yours, we replace it. No arguing about it.
Free shipping, thirty nights to change your mind, and a year of warranty behind it.