IMAKBrownmed RSI SmartGlove with Thumb - Glove for Arthritis, Tendonitis & Carpal Tunnel - Compression Glove for Men & Women - Working & Gaming Wrist Support Brace with Splint - X-Small

I've been spending at least a couple hours online almost daily for over ten years. Naturally I've developed some sort of carpal tunnel or arthritis in my hands. I have one of these for each hand and it really helps. I don't have that aching or shooting pain in my hands anymore. I highly recommend this - along with daily MSM & glucosamine chondroiton if you have carpal tunnel or arthritis and do a lot of clicking & typing.

A must for finger or wrist pain, from typing or other repetitive work with your hands.

This product fits a little snuged but it really improved the pain in my rist. Thankful I bought it.

these gloves were recommended to me by a physical therapist who treated me for carpal tunnel syndrome, and they are wonderful. the splint on top provides support but is flexible enough to allow a good range of motion. the beads on the bottom cushion the wrist and keep the hand in a good position while typing. I wear these gloves day and night, and I am able to do almost everything with them on - write, use the computer, do housework, etc.

Works great so far!

The Imak Smart Glove is meant to keep wrist in a ergonomically correct position, and increase comfort and circulation, but it doesn't come close to the promise (see Cons). Simple put, this a horrible product. Don't waste your money, returned in 24 hours of arriving.PROS: Washable and Reversible.CONS: Where to start?1. The cheap plastic and foam splint, on only the top, leaves your wrist with a full range of movement. Not a good thing when movement is what you are trying to prevent. I found that my wrist was still in the "bad" positions even will wearing.2. The "ErgoBeads" don't increase comfort, as it is like holding a beanbag in your hand the entire time. I had a terrible time typing, using my mouse, and basically every other activity that requires gripping. They also don't increase circulation, they just don't restrict it.3. The overall manufacturing is poor. When I first put the Smart Glove on I could hear the stitching breaking. The thumb hole is to tight and during active use is painful. The fabric also doesn't breath, so your wrist will be hot and sweaty.Other: If you need something for computer use buy a keyboard/mouse wrist support, as they work better and are cheaper.

Other than that, it's fine. It's like carrying around a beanbag wrist wrest at all times, which can be useful if you have a laptop with sharp edges like my macbook. However, I'm on maybe my 4th one of these and sick of how quickly they fray and fall apart. I think I'm ready to make my own because these cost too much for what they are.