Tremor cup holder questions
Answers about resting support, cup fit, spill limits, care and how Steadi differs from adaptive drinkware.
Does Steadi treat tremor?
No. Steadi is a freestanding drink stabilizer that widens the resting footprint of compatible drinkware. It does not treat tremor or steady a person’s hand. No clinical tremor-related benefit is claimed.
Does it help while I lift or drink?
Steadi is intended as a wider resting base. It is not an in-hand stabilization device or carrying handle. If holding or drinking is the main difficulty, compare suitable drinkware and seek individual advice.
Which containers fit?
Container bases 2–3.15 inches across, inclusive. Check the actual bottom, full seating, low handles and added boots. A brand name or ounce size alone does not establish fit.
Is it spillproof?
No. Steadi does not seal the drink or prevent every tip or splash. A lid and a wider resting base serve different purposes.
Where should I use it?
Choose a level stationary spot within comfortable reach, supporting the full 5.2-inch base. Leave room for your hand and clearance from edges.
Are these reviews from people with tremor?
These are published Steadi product reviews across its everyday uses. We do not infer reviewers’ health conditions or present their feedback as clinical evidence.
Is drinkware included?
No. You are buying Steadi holders. The glasses, cups and other drinkware shown are not included.
How do I clean it?
Hand wash only. No dishwasher or microwave. Let it dry before storage.
Where is it made?
Made in USA by a veteran-owned, family-run business. Patent pending. $4.95 U.S. shipping per order and a 90-day money-back guarantee; see the full local terms.