Nobol's PhysioPedal is the most advanced motor-assisted cycle device on the market, the PhysioPedal is engineered to promote the range of motion in both the upper and lower body.

Key features of the PhysioPedal include:

• 8 motorized speed levels
• 5 adjustable resistance levels
• Digital display with a remote controller
• Forward and backward pedaling
• Safety stop feature that activates if the device wobbles or tips over

Experience the premium quality and versatility of the PhysioPedal, designed to enhance your fitness journey with cutting-edge technology and exceptional functionality.

The PhysioPedal is designed for use while sitting, making it perfect for use at home, at the office, or even while watching TV.

To use, simply place the PhysioPedal on a flat surface, secure your feet or hands in the attachments, and select your desired speed or resistance level. Detailed instructions can be found in the user manual.

The PhysioPedal promotes mobility and joint health, strengthens muscles, improves balance, and offers a safe and effective workout solution.

Yes, the PhysioPedal can be beneficial for those with foot neuropathy and edema. Its motorized exercise and adjustable settings promote blood circulation, which may help reduce swelling and discomfort. Regular use of the PhysioPedal can improve muscle strength and range of motion, contributing to overall foot health and well-being.

We encourage you to review our website at www.Nobol.com and go to the Health Benefits page to learn more about Assisted Cycling Therapy (ACT).

It's always recommended to consult with a healthcare professional before starting any new exercise regimen, especially if you have specific medical conditions.

Assisted Cycle Therapy (ACT) is a method of therapy that has a positive effect on motor and cognitive functioning in populations with compromised CNS, impaired motor function, low exercise motivation, and reduced cognition.

The PhysioPedal can be a valuable tool for stroke therapy. Its motorized exercise and adjustable settings allow for gentle, controlled movements that can aid in rehabilitation. By improving muscle strength, range of motion, and promoting blood circulation, the PhysioPedal supports your recovery process.

Assisted Cycling Therapy (ACT) at low cadences (30-50 rpm), often called passive cycling, is commonly used after a stroke for patients with impaired motor and muscle function. ACT can also aid in recovery during the chronic post-stroke period.

It's important to consult with your healthcare provider or physical therapist to ensure it's suitable for your specific needs and therapy plan.

Coverage for the PhysioPedal may vary depending on your insurance policy, including Medicare or Medicaid. We recommend contacting your insurance provider directly to determine if they cover the cost of the PhysioPedal.

Please contact our customer service via Email(cs@nobol.com) if you are a veteran to receive our special discount code for veterans.