Let's Do the Maths Honestly
Here's what the typical stenosis journey actually costs, plus the time spent waiting, vs a one-time device you use for years.
| Treatment | Annual | Frequency | 5-yr total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Co-codamol/ibuprofen + omeprazole | £150-300 | Daily | £750-1,500 |
| Gabapentin / Pregabalin | £0-1,200 | Monthly | £0-6,000 |
| Private physio (skip NHS wait) | £400-1,200 | 10-16 sessions | £2,000-6,000 |
| Private osteopath (£40-60/visit) | £800-2,400 | Ongoing | £4,000-12,000 |
| Epidural steroid injection | £800-2,500 | 2-4/year | £4,000-12,500 |
| Magnesium & glucosamine | £200-400 | Daily | £1,000-2,000 |
| Lumbar decompression (private) | £15-25k | Once | £15,000-25,000 |
| ThermaPro | £79,90 | Daily, for years | £79,90 total |
The ThermaPro is a one-time £79,90 . Not £79,90 a month. Once. It's less than a single private physiotherapy session, and it doesn't wear off in six weeks, or make you wait six months to find out if it works.
The "Walking Free or Refunded" Guarantee: 90 Days + 1-Year Warranty
Use the ThermaPro for ninety days, fifteen minutes a day. If you don't walk farther, sleep better, or take fewer painkillers, send one line by email: "It didn't work." You get every penny back. No questions. No forms. No phone calls. And every unit is covered by a full 1-year warranty.
Out of more than 23,000 UK customers, only 4% have asked for a refund. The industry average for at-home health products is around 11%.
Two Roads From Here
Both are real. You can only choose one.
- Keep taking gabapentin that leaves you foggy and heavier
- Keep paying for injections that fade faster every time
- Trade the walking stick for a walking frame, and the walk for the couch
- Keep sleeping propped on pillows, afraid to roll over
- Let them keep managing you one NHS tariff code at a time
- Spend less than a single private GP appointment
- Keep a cordless belt by your chair that reaches the loop, fifteen minutes a day
- Try it for ninety days at zero financial risk
- Find out if you can walk, sleep, and kneel in the garden again
- Find out if you really still need the operation that scared you