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Help patients move more freely by reducing spasticity, improving range of motion, and supporting daily activities.

An innovative, wearable way to manage spasticity in just one hour at home.
Try it outThe exopulse suit is an innovative, wearable way to manage the symptoms of spasticity, a debilitating condition that's common in people affected by cerebral palsy (CP), multiple sclerosis (MS), stroke and other neurological conditions.
With a press of a button, the exopulse suit gives wearers the power to control their spasticity. Wear the suit for one hour at a time, in the comfort of your own home — and feel the difference.
With the exopulse suit, there's finally a way to regularly and consistently manage spasticity between the ups and downs of other treatments, or their side effects. Simply put it on, turn it on, and the suit goes to work — even while you go about your day.
No pills. No injections. No clinic visits. Just one hour at home, when it's convenient for you — with sustained benefits that can last well beyond your wearing time.


The natural reaction created by the exopulse suit can help release muscle tension, relieve related pain, and help wearers move more freely and easily. By stimulating multiple muscle groups at once, the suit triggers a whole-body neurological response — reciprocal inhibition — that relaxes spastic muscles without medication.

The exopulse suit is designed for people with spasticity: a movement condition that can be related to a number of different neurological conditions and injuries. These include cerebral palsy (CP), multiple sclerosis (MS), stroke, spinal cord injury, and others.
Whether you're newly diagnosed or managing long-term spasticity, the suit fits into existing care plans — and can be used alongside physiotherapy, medication, and other therapies (always check with your doctor).
The exopulse suit is designed to relieve spastic muscles (muscles with abnormal tightness due to prolonged contraction) by using a well-known technique called neuromodulation. The suit is covered with 58 electrodes that deliver gentle, low-frequency electrical impulses to multiple muscle groups simultaneously.
This whole-body stimulation triggers reciprocal inhibition — a natural neurological mechanism that helps spastic muscles relax. Over time, regular sessions can provide sustained relief from spasticity-related symptoms.

The latest version of the exopulse suit is purpose-built to provide even more targeted stimulation and an even more comfortable user experience. Here's a closer look at some of the new features and improvements.


With its new user app, the latest exopulse suit gives you even more control. It lets you easily adjust stimulation levels and manage your device settings right from your smartphone. Whether you need a quick tune-up or want to track your sessions over time, everything is just a tap away.


Feel like your settings might be a little high today? Need less stimulation as your symptoms improve? The exopulse app puts personalised adjustments at your fingertips so the suit fits how you feel — not the other way around.
With a simple, non-invasive, drug-free way to manage their spasticity, Ricky, Lena and Jacqueline are rediscovering life's possibilities.
Neuromodulation is a proven approach that has been extensively evaluated in neuromuscular conditions like spasticity, a debilitating condition associated with CP, MS, and stroke. The exopulse Mollii Suit has been the subject of multiple clinical studies that confirm its effectiveness.

Help patients move more freely by reducing spasticity, improving range of motion, and supporting daily activities.

Studies show that exopulse Mollii Suit delivers measurable pain relief after a session — with effects lasting beyond the treatment time.
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