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Steadi-3 Plus Replacement Straps (2-Pack)
Steadi-3 Plus – Your Anti-Tremor Glove for Daily Independence Steadi-3 Plus – Your Anti-Tremor Glove for Daily Independence

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The best treatment for Essential Tremor

Steadi-3 Plus tremor glove: breakthrough tremor relief

The Steadi-3 Plus glove has been proven effective in clinical studies, reducing tremor amplitude in 85% of users. This makes it a reliable solution for managing Parkinson's Disease tremors and Essential Tremor.

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Product awards and recognition

Steadiwear's tremor glove, the Steadi-Two, has been recognized and awarded multiple times for its innovative approach to providing relief for those suffering from hand tremors. Below are some of the notable awards and recognitions

What to Know Before You Choose a Tremor Glove

Tremor gloves are wearable devices designed to reduce involuntary hand movement during daily activities such as eating, writing, and holding objects. The category includes several technology types: passive mechanical devices, gyroscopic options, and electrical stimulation devices. The Steadi-3 Plus is a purpose-built anti-tremor glove and hand tremor device. It uses passive magnetic stabilization without batteries, electronics, or setup. As an FDA-registered Class I medical device, it requires no prescription, and 84% of users in a controlled evaluation showed improved tremor control versus no device.

Educational graphic explaining how assistive devices for hand tremors work to stabilize hands shaking.

LiONS LAIR Pitch Competition Finalist

  • Steadiwear was selected as one of the top 10 finalists for the 13th annual LiONS LAIR pitch competition, representing the innovative solutions in the region.
  • Being a finalist in such a prestigious competition underscores the company's growth potential and the effectiveness of its product.

FAQ

Tremor gloves fall into several technology categories. Passive mechanical anti-tremor gloves use tuned mass dampers with passive magnetic stabilization and require no battery or prescription. Gyroscopic devices use motorized resistance and are battery-powered. Weighted orthotic gloves add mass and are often custom-fitted. Electrical stimulation devices use nerve stimulation and typically require a prescription. For both Essential Tremor and Parkinson's Disease, the right choice depends on tremor type, severity, and daily needs. Consult a healthcare provider before selecting a device.

Prescription requirements vary by device type. Electrical stimulation devices, such as the Cala kIQ, require a physician's prescription and clinical screening before purchase. Mechanical anti-tremor gloves, including the Steadi-3 Plus, do not require a prescription and can be purchased directly. The Steadi-3 Plus is an FDA-registered Class I hand tremor device. Consulting a healthcare provider before selecting any tremor glove is still recommended to confirm it suits your tremor type, severity, and daily activity needs before committing.