Hi

Bit of a weird question as it would be sold altogether with the Bioness L300, but does anyone have a Gait Sensor they want to sell for the L300?

Thanks
Raz

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In April 2011, I purchased a WalkAide for $4,800 From Hanger Orthotics. Here are the specs: Innovative Neurotronics WalkAide Model #20-0100; WalkAide Bi-Flex Cuff Medium Product #20-0260; WalkAide Cuff Storage Bag; Neurostimulation Electrodes Model #20-0500, Self-Adhering, 1.25” Round (8). I was 42 when I suffered a stroke in June 2010. After inpatient and outpatient rehab, I decided to purchase the unit since I continued to suffer from foot drop. However, after having the unit recalibrated ...

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My boyfriend suffered a massive stroke in 2008. He was able to get the bioness H200 but unfortunately, never got it fitted for his left hand. Sadly, he passed away Nov 2010. I have his Bioness H200 still in the box and am looking to sell it very in expensively to someone in need. It's brand new with all the pads, etc. looking for $3500 or best offer. If you ...

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