nSTRIDE will be injected directly in the knee joint. Positive outcomes are possible due to the presence of high concentrations of anti-inflammatory proteins.²

These “good” proteins may help stimulate a biologic cascade, which has been shown to block cartilage destruction in osteoarthritis.^{3^} The pain in the joint may be reduced, and the joint function may be improved. The treatment is designed to be a single injection therapy in the doctor’s office.

The nSTRIDE kit processes the patient’s own blood in the clinic to concentrate white blood cells, platelets and plasma proteins into a small volume of plasma. The output is approximately 2 to 3cc of anti-inflammatory solution.

You may experience side effects (e.g. bruising, local pain or swelling) associated with the blood draw, knee injection, MRI or X-ray procedures.

There is no cure for OA.²¹ But successful treatment with nSTRIDE may reduce or relieve your pain, which may increase your mobility and comfort.⁶ Your osteoarthritis may not improve or may get worse.

nSTRIDE may significantly decrease or eliminate pain, reduce stiffness and help restore mobility and flexibility.^1,6,11*

Pain relief may be expected after one to two weeks.^6,11*

Yes. Studies have demonstrated the safety of nSTRIDE.⁶

It is recommended that you minimise your activity level for 14 days and not exceed pre-injection activity levels.^1,6,10,11*

Based on preclinical and early clinical results, patients may expect to see targeted relief from knee pain for up to 5 years.¹¹

Patients with mild to moderate knee osteoarthritis can receive the nSTRIDE treatment.

Clinical studies have demonstrated the effectiveness of one injection. These studies suggest one injection can last up to 5 years.¹¹

Yes. Your family can attend with you. Your clinician may ask for a limited number or that family members stay outside the room while taking blood samples or during injection for certain reasons, such as infection policies at the clinical site, but this can be discussed with your clinician.