2024年7月4日 · If you watch the Charco utube posts they tell you exactly why the price has risen. The Cue1 at £299 was a trial intro price aimed at getting reports from users on what worked what didn’t. In April this year the Cue1+ was released in U.K. at a much higher price to enable them to fund more research and development.

The CUE1+ is about the size and weight of a small pebble and can be worn discreetly under garments or shown off as an accessory, making it easy to adapt to your preference. The CUE1+ also helps you take medication at the right time each day …

2025年1月24日 · In 2024, a newer version was later renamed CUE1+. It’s a non-invasive device that sticks to someone’s chest which they claim can improve some motor symptoms of Parkinson’s. It is designed to do this by combining a series of vibrations (“focused vibrotactile stimulation”) and cueing.

2023年4月25日 · Hi, I have been offered a Cue1 device from Charco Neurotech. Does anyone have any experience of this device and if so has it been helpful with tremors? I was diagnosed a year ago and have left hand and leg tremor and some awkwardness in walking.

2024年8月15日 · Cue1+ wearable tech: I signed up ages ago... - Cure Parkinson's. I signed up ages ago to be notified when this new wearable device came to market, and received an email today saying I can now place an order. It’s not cheap, but if it really delivers the benefits that the manufacturers claim it does, then I’ll get one for my dad.

2022年11月30日 · As per their website: The CUE1 combines the principles of focussed vibrotactile stimulation and cueing, both evidenced by scientific literature to improve motor performance and alleviate freezing of gait for people with Parkinson’s. Our testing has shown clinically significant improvements in motor symptoms whilst using the CUE1.

Last Wednesday I commented on a post about someone’s Cue1 intermittently stopping and starting saying that the same thing happened with my husband’s Cue1. Charco replied to my comment asking me to...

This is a private group for everyone who has a CUE1 device. We encourage discussion, questions and shared stories between members. Although this group is primarily for group discussions, the Charco...

The CUE1+ is a non-invasive wearable device developed to support people with Parkinson’s by improving movement and managing symptoms. Using cueing and focused vibrotactile stimulation, the CUE1+ helps reduce symptoms such as slowness, stiffness, rigidity, and freezing of gait, helping everyday activities more manageable.

The CUE1 device delivers cueing with vibrotactile stimulation showing potential to alleviate motor symptoms and reduce falls based on preliminary user testing results. This study aimed to evaluate the feasibility, safety, and tolerability of CUE1 and its …