Steady Motion Patch Trial
Consumer Wellness Study
Outcomes Report
Study Duration
1 Week
Total Enrolled
100 Participants
Conducted By
Sourcerie
Completers
91 Participants
Age Range
19–75 years | Mean age 47
Summary
The barrière Steady Motion Nausea Support Patch Trial was a 1-week in-home consumer study during which participants self-reported on nausea symptoms while wearing the transdermal nausea support patch.
Participants were asked to report on overall symptom relief, the timing of relief, and the overall efficacy of the Steady Motion patch.
Key Findings
- 96% of participants felt the patch reliably helped with most or all of their nausea episodes†
- 93% felt some improvement in their nausea†
- 88% felt no side effects while wearing the patch†
- 87% felt relief within 60 minutes of applying the patch†
- 78% felt meaningful improvement in their nausea†
- 77% felt less of that "on the verge of being sick" feeling†
- 70% felt relief lasted 4 hours or longer†
Conclusion
Reported trial results suggest participants felt Steady Motion provided reliable nausea support from the time it was applied. 90% of participants noticed improvement in at least one nausea symptom, and 96% felt the patch reliably helped with most or all of their nausea episodes during the trial. Among the 80 participants who had previously tried other nausea solutions, 83% felt the patch worked better for them. Additionally, 86% of participants felt satisfied overall and 95% felt likely to use the patch again.†
† Based on an in-home consumer use study of 91 participants aged 19-75 over approximately one week. Results reflect self-reported perception of symptom changes. Individual results may vary.