Cala Trio™; The first non-invasive personalized therapy for hand tremors

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The first targeted, wearable therapy designed to treat essential tremor (ET). The therapy delivers meaningful results for most patients after just a single session. Cala Trio™ requires a prescription from a medical doctor.

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The Science

Surface stimulation delivered at your wrist is thought to disrupt the central tremor network in your brain that causes the hand tremor.

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  • Developed through Clinical Studies
  • 64% of patients reported having persistent relief for an average of 94 minutes
  • 54% of patient’s tremor power improved by at least 50%

See if it’s right for you

A new approach to managing essential tremor

Non-invasive

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Cala Trio™ is a wrist worn wearable therapy. No surgery or invasive procedures needed.

Drug Free

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Tremor reduction without systemic side effects and drug interactions. A new individualized solution for essential tremor that fits with the flow of your life.

Easy to Try

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There is no perfect treatment for everyone. If Cala Trio™ is not right for you, simply return within 60 days for a full refund less the $99 trial fee.

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Results

The image below is an actual patient test (Archimedes Spiral Task) before and after a 40-minute stimulation therapy with Cala Trio.

Indications for Use

Cala Trio is indicated to aid in the transient relief of hand tremors in the treated hand following stimulation in adults with essential tremor. Please refer to the Safety Information for a complete listing of warnings and cautions.

Caution: Federal law restricts this device to sale by or on the order of a physician.

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