Understanding Your Wound Journey:

wound HEALING
STARTS HERE WITH ACCEL-HEAL SOLO

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Living with a wound from a long-term condition or surgery can be tough. Accel-Heal’s Electrical Stimulation Therapy is an innovative treatment that can help your wound heal, even when other options haven’t worked.

WHAT IS ACCEL-HEAL SOLO?

Accel-Heal Solo is a small, wearable device that delivers gentle, almost unnoticeable electrical stimulation therapy (EST), which:

Kick starts healing

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Relieves pain

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Fits in with daily life

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Comfortable to wear

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I had so much benefit, I'd recommend it to anybody.

Mrs F. - Accel-Heal Patient
A wound free life is a much happier life! More people deserve to benefit from this product and how well it heals wounds and manages pain.

Spencer - Accel-Heal patient
After i had the first accel-heal on, the pain started to go and it kick started the healing. It was like coming out of a fog when i was starting to reduce the painkillers

Sue - Accel-Heal patient

How Accel-Heal helps your wound heal

What the Science Shows

Accel-Heal uses Electrical Stimulation Therapy (EST) to help your body heal. In wounds that have been slow to heal, EST can boost your skin’s natural healing process and help get your recovery moving.

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Electrical Stimulation Therapy (EST) is a well-researched treatment that helps the body’s natural healing process. Over 35 high-quality studies, including randomised controlled trials, show that EST can make a real difference in healing stubborn wounds.

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Evidence also shows that EST can help relieve wound-related pain, making patients more comfortable and improving their overall quality of life.

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It is also recommended by leading international wound care societies, so you can feel confident that it’s safe, effective, and backed by experts.

For more information on the evidence behind Accel-Heal and EST check out our FAQs

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what kind of wounds can be treated with accel-heal?

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Diabetic foot ulcers

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Venous leg ulcers

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Pressure sores

Why wounds can be difficult to heal

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When your skin is injured, your body triggers a complex, natural healing process involving stopping bleeding, fighting infection, and building new tissue. A key but lesser-known part of this process is the “current of injury” — a tiny electrical signal generated by your skin.
This gentle electrical current acts as your body’s built-in healing conductor , guiding cells to the wound site to grow and repair damaged skin. It’s an invisible natural energy essential for wounds to close and heal.
In many people especially older adults or those with underlying health conditions, this current diminishes, slowing or stopping healing. This can cause wounds to stay open, inflamed, and painful, impacting comfort, mobility, and daily life.

your path to healing with accel-heal

Over 12 days, the Accel-Heal Solo device delivers microcurrent electrical stimulation—a gentle, subsensory signal—to help “recharge” your body’s natural healing system.

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Kick-start stalled wounds and speed up healing

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helps you deal with compression bandages and other treatments

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Reduces wound related pain and discomfort

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gets you back to normal activities faster

patient stories

After just one 12-day treatment, many Accel-Heal patients notice real improvements in their daily lives. They often experience:

less pain and discomfort

better sleep

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faster wound healing

greater independence and fewer clinical visits

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Hear directly from patients about their healing journeys:

Ready to take the next step?

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With Accel-Heal, healing could be closer than you think. We’re here to support you every step of the way, helping you feel more comfortable, regain your independence, and move forward with confidence on your path to recovery.

Through the NHS

Accel-Heal Solo is available for clinical prescribing and may be accessible directly from your healthcare professional.

If you think Accel-Heal could help you, please download and show your nurse or doctor this leaflet and follow their advice.

Patient Information Leaflet

UK Private purchase

In the UK, if Accel-Heal Solo isn’t available locally but your clinician believes it’s right for you, you can still access it privately through our trusted online pharmacy partner, EasyMedsHealth.com Pharmacy. We’re here to make sure you can get the support you need on your healing journey.

Access your own device

could it be right for you?

Take a few moments to answer some simple questions about your wound. An independent wound care specialist will review your responses and guide you on whether Accel-Heal Solo could help support your healing journey. We’re here to help you every step of the way.

Find out if Accel-Heal could help you

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