About SteadyWave

One band, built for one hard day.

We make a single wearable for the nausea that arrives around a GLP-1 dose. Not a supplement, not a subscription, not an app with a monthly fee attached. One device, four strengths, and a promise we are willing to put in writing.

  • Sixty days to send it back
  • One product, nothing to add on
  • A person reads what you send
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Standard shipping $8, free at $150 and over.

By the numbers

Four numbers we can stand behind.

4.8/5
Average score across verified reviews
15,000+
Verified customers to date
60
Days before the guarantee runs out
0
Refills, apps and monthly fees

Why it exists

Three decisions, and the day they were made for.

Nothing here is a founding legend. These are the choices that made the product what it is, in the order they had to be made.

  1. The problem

    The medicine works. The day around it is the hard part.

    A GLP-1 does its job and the scale moves. What nobody puts on the box is the window after the shot, when the queasiness turns an ordinary evening into something to be survived. People cancel the dinner, skip the meeting, lie about feeling fine, and a few of them quietly stop taking the medication that was working. That window is the entire reason this company has a product.

  2. The choice

    If the stomach is the bottleneck, do not send relief through it.

    The medication works by slowing how fast the stomach empties, so anything you take by mouth inherits that delay. Relief arrives when the worst of it has already passed. P6 is a point on the inner wrist that has been used for exactly this for a very long time, and it is reachable from the outside. That is the whole idea: a band, a measured 25 Hz pulse from the production unit, 316L steel against the skin, four strengths you choose, and a full charge in ninety minutes.

  3. The line

    Everything after that was a decision about what not to build.

    No app, because a phone is the last thing you want to unlock when you feel terrible. No subscription and no refills, because a device you already own should not keep billing you. No prescription, no flavour to tolerate, no second product to upsell you three weeks later. One button, four levels, and sixty days in which you can decide it was not for you.

How we work

Four rules we hold ourselves to.

They are here so you can hold us to them too.

  • Say it plainly

    No hype in the headline and no fine print underneath it to take the headline back. When a number is measured, we say where it was measured.

  • Show who checked it

    Dr. Karen Whitfield, MD, board certified in Internal Medicine and an ABOM Diplomate, went through our product page before it went live: where the band sits on the wrist, how far the four settings are allowed to go, and how we word the safety notes. That is all she reviewed, and we do not stretch it.

  • Carry the risk ourselves

    Sixty days, money back, no form to fill in and no restocking fee. If we ask for the device back on a guarantee claim, the label is paid by us.

  • Stay out of your prescription

    Your pen, your dose and your clinician do not change because of anything we sell. Nothing here is swallowed and nothing here ever needs reordering.

Nathan Reyes, founder of SteadyWave

From the founder

I would rather lose the sale than have somebody wear this on a bad evening and feel nothing at all. That is why the sixty days are ours to honour and not yours to argue for.
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Nathan ReyesFounder, SteadyWave

The device

One band. One button. Sixty days.

If the day after the shot is the one you plan the week around, this is the thing we built for it.

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Standard shipping $8, free at $150 and over. Express $15.

  • 60-Day Dose-Day Guarantee
  • No subscription
  • Ships from the US