where can buy the PD vibration gloves

[Grandsonlover]

I saw people mentioned PD gloves, I can’t find in Amazon or on-line stores，has someone bought it? Where can I buy it and what is the name?

[TL500]

here’s a YouTube video from the creator:

youtube.com/watch?v=z_t0VmS...(Not working as expected?)

And you can search for Peter Tass vibrating gloves or something like that on YouTube too.

Cheers

[Grandsonlover in reply to TL500]

Thank you very much for the info! Therefore, it is under development, we can't buy it yet, right?

[TL500 in reply to Grandsonlover]

No. According to what I understand is he said 2025/2026

[TL500 in reply to Grandsonlover]

which country are you from?

[Grandsonlover in reply to TL500]

The U.S, California, Los Angeles 😘

[TL500 in reply to Grandsonlover]

Maybe you guys have more chance to get it first

[TL500 in reply to Grandsonlover]

here’s another one from a forum member

healthunlocked.com/cure-par...

[Grandsonlover]

Yes, I heard the same thing, it might on market 2025/2026. We have to wait.

[Raphaekg]

I can't help but point out that the gloves have NOT been tested in a randomized controlled clinical trial. Five or six patients were described in a 2021 study. Peter Tass did propose a controlled clinical trial but clinicaltrials.gov --where you can find information on the status of virtually every human subjects trial-- reports that the 2022 proposed trial was "Terminated by Stanford..No reason given."

[Grandsonlover in reply to Raphaekg]

I see. Thank you for the info!

[TL500 in reply to Raphaekg]

Have you found any news about the trial?

[cgreg in reply to TL500]

Please refer to this post by WinnieThePoo: healthunlocked.com/cure-par...

[TL500 in reply to cgreg]

thanks.

it seems for early stage PD?

The shik gentleman in Peter Tass videos looked like in advance stage, right? So. Hopefully it helps advance stage PD too?

[cgreg in reply to TL500]

Yes, Kanwar Bhutani was already using a wheelchair. Three months after using the gloves, he ran his first marathon!

[TL500 in reply to cgreg]

The gloves are so effective but why Dr Tass still do more trials and holding back the distribution to the public? It’s a waste of time while this time can be given PD sufferers the use of the gloves to treat their PD earlier!

[cgreg in reply to TL500]

The gloves need to be approved by the FDA as a "medical device" in order to be paid by medical insurance. The FDA approval policies and resulting processes are indeed controversial.

[TL500 in reply to cgreg]

Can the PD community speed the FDA up for the approval?

[cgreg in reply to TL500]

I certainly hope so but I would not really know because I am based outside the United States. Anyway, you might find this interesting: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Criti...

[cgreg]

This is what I found: classic.clinicaltrials.gov/...

[TL500 in reply to cgreg]

Have you contacted the Study Contact Jessica to find out if they are doing the study?

[Grandsonlover in reply to TL500]

Hi TL500,

Thank you very much for the info. Do you have the contact inf? How can I contact Study Contact Jessica?

[TL500 in reply to Grandsonlover]

I just clicked on cgreg’s link above “clinical.,trial ..” and see the study and at the bottom of it you find the name where it’s says Contact and Location

[cgreg in reply to TL500]

No, I have not.

[Babanalover]

whilst glove waiting, could a tens machine be adapted? No glove but stick on electrodes for ends of fingers?

[cgreg in reply to Babanalover]

I tried it that way using a TENS device but I felt no lasting beneficial effects.

[Babanalover]

thanks for the prompt reply and straightforward answer. It cuts out time wasting and expense