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How Neupulse C works

Our research has been shaped by conversations with individuals and families seeking new approaches to everyday challenges. That led to a non-invasive wearable that can be used comfortably outside a clinic.

Neupulse C uses gentle, rhythmic stimulation at the wrist, targeting peripheral nerves that communicate with the brain. The approach is designed to interact with natural brain activity involved in movement and self-regulation. Research has explored how this kind of stimulation may influence brain rhythms linked to motor control.

Neupulse C translates that science into a wearable for everyday wellbeing.

The Neupulse C system

A connected experience: the device, the Neutrack C app, and custom gel pads, built to sit inside a daily routine.

Neupulse C device

The Neupulse C device

A discreet wrist-worn wearable that delivers gentle stimulation and fits into the day.

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Neupulse gel pads

Custom-made gel pads

They keep contact with the skin comfortable, so each session stays consistent.

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Neutrack C on a phone beside the device

The Neutrack C app

Set up the device and manage sessions. iOS 17 or later, Android 14 or later.

Visit the set-up page

Getting started is simple

  1. Step 1

    Apply a fresh pair of gel pads to the device.

  2. Step 2

    Strap it on the underside of the right wrist, slightly toward the thumb.

  3. Step 3

    Switch on and set a comfortable but strong level in Neutrack C.

  4. Step 4

    Wear it through daily activities. Start a session whenever you want support.

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