Moderate-to-severe stenosis at L4-L5. A cane by the door and a six-week wait for PT that did nothing. The first night I strapped this on for fifteen minutes and slept four hours straight without my legs going numb. I'd forgotten what that felt like.

L5-S1 stenosis, eighteen months on a surgical list. Laminectomy cancelled after 6 weeks using this fifteen minutes a day. The specialist reviewed my new imaging and agreed to monitor me instead of operating. My stomach is finally calming down now that I'm off the Aleve.

I ordered it for my husband. Stenosis, on a walker for a year, leaning on the cart at the store. He thought I was wasting money. Three weeks later he asked where I bought it. Walked the whole hardware store on his own two feet.

I was a week from signing the consent form for a laminectomy. They had me on gabapentin in the meantime. I tried this first and asked my surgeon to wait. After my follow-up he took me off the schedule.

My mother is 79 and she's used it for two months. She's off the cane, sleeps through the night, stomach settled. Saturday she walked herself around the grocery store.

Thirty-one years as a charge nurse on the orthopedic floor. I watched stenosis patients shuffle in on walkers for three decades. Then it was my turn. Two months with the Triple Therapy Belt and I'm back to volunteering at the senior center on my own feet.

Three weeks and I'm sleeping through the night without my legs waking me. Four years that didn't happen. I never write things like this online but I had to. Thank you, truly.

I'm 66, stenosis at L4-L5, legs going numb after half a block. Advil, a TENS unit, two epidurals, nothing held. One week with the Triple Therapy Belt and I went up the stairs again without hauling myself up the railing like a little old lady.

Moderate-to-severe stenosis at L4-L5. A cane by the door and a six-week wait for PT that did nothing. The first night I strapped this on for fifteen minutes and slept four hours straight without my legs going numb. I'd forgotten what that felt like.

L5-S1 stenosis, eighteen months on a surgical list. Laminectomy cancelled after 6 weeks using this fifteen minutes a day. The specialist reviewed my new imaging and agreed to monitor me instead of operating. My stomach is finally calming down now that I'm off the Aleve.

I ordered it for my husband. Stenosis, on a walker for a year, leaning on the cart at the store. He thought I was wasting money. Three weeks later he asked where I bought it. Walked the whole hardware store on his own two feet.

I was a week from signing the consent form for a laminectomy. They had me on gabapentin in the meantime. I tried this first and asked my surgeon to wait. After my follow-up he took me off the schedule.

My mother is 79 and she's used it for two months. She's off the cane, sleeps through the night, stomach settled. Saturday she walked herself around the grocery store.

Thirty-one years as a charge nurse on the orthopedic floor. I watched stenosis patients shuffle in on walkers for three decades. Then it was my turn. Two months with the Triple Therapy Belt and I'm back to volunteering at the senior center on my own feet.

Three weeks and I'm sleeping through the night without my legs waking me. Four years that didn't happen. I never write things like this online but I had to. Thank you, truly.

I'm 66, stenosis at L4-L5, legs going numb after half a block. Advil, a TENS unit, two epidurals, nothing held. One week with the Triple Therapy Belt and I went up the stairs again without hauling myself up the railing like a little old lady.