Copper Compression Arthritis Gloves | Fingerless Arthritis Carpal Tunnel Pain Relief Gloves For Men & Women | Hand Support Wrist Brace For Rheumatoid, Tendonitis, Swelling, Crocheting, Typing (M)

High quality even, effective, firm compression throughout the glove. Highly useable for other tasks while driving. I drive motorhome often for several sequential 8 hour days. I get arthritic shooting, grabbing pains in wrist, between thumb and fore finger, and knuckles. These gloves help noticeably. These are my second, different, compression driving gloves. Lost the first, which I really liked. They werent copper. I like the feel, compresssion and wearing fit (a little tough to get on but they have to be), and effectiveness of these better. Bought my regular size and another one size smaller. My regular size fit. Wife uses the smaller.

I was skeptical about these and when I opened the package, they were so tiny. I was like oh my goodness they may not fit well let me tell you measure your hands like they tell you to they fit perfect and they truly give me comfort and ease my pain I will be ordering another pair or two to have .sleep in these also.

I purchased a pair five years ago, and it's only recently getting to the point where they've shrunk/are tatty enough for me to seriously consider getting another. I wore them frequently- I was a very competitive gamer for a few years and around the joints of my hand they still fit quite tightly. They've served me well, and these are very durable quality. I will note that while the edges frayed a lot in that time, the crucial part that did the heavy lifting of what a compression glove does remained pristine and tight. If you're expecting comfort from a compression glove, there is no such thing. They're designed to compress around your wrist and the initial slight discomfort is just something you have to get used to- no pain, no gain, as they say. These have been everywhere with me at some point and they still hold up well- and they'll resist pretty well whatever you throw at them. The nylon structure is durable- except at the ends, and I will note the first place likely to suffer tearing after frequent use is the area below the wrists. They don't provide much in the way of warmth- they're just nylon and copper- but they're so thin that you can wear anything over them no problem. They are made to slip on for 8 hours or more and forget.

I got these for all the loads of nursing school homework I have. I don’t know exactly what these are supposed to do but I’m convinced they help. My hand would get so cramped and sore from writing until I started using these. They’ve definitely relieved the pain. The compression of the gloves themselves is comfortable. The quality is great!

I bought the pink. I found them to be helpful in relieving pain. However, the fingers started splitting and the elastic snapped within the first two weeks of use. Also, I would have preferred my knuckles to be covered by the gloves as that is where I have a lot of swelling.

I suffer from mild muscle spasms/cramps, shakiness, swelling and sweating hands ( hyperhidrosis ) due to a past injury and also years at the gym. I'm a systems builder ( Desktop computers ), Gamer, Artist and I also do long periods of coding so all those were a huge concern as you can imagine. So far here is my review: Look of the gloves - They are sleek, have great rubber gripping from the base of your wrist up to your fingers. They look really good in black in my opinion. They don't look like something that is awkward to wear or "medical". Maybe it's the nerd in me, but I really like the look. Fitting - I did the measurements according to their instructions. To be safe I measured the circumference from the base of my fingers to the tip of the webbing between my thumb and index finger. It was 7 1/2 to 8 inches throughout. I ordered a pair of Medium gloves. The fit felt more constrictive than I was expecting. I know they wear in over time reading the reviews. They were causing some indents in my skin along where the rubber seems along the sides is and around base of the wrist. ( See my other comments below for more info ). Ease of use - Everyone has different swelling and whatnot so measurements are by no means a guarantee at least for me. They are very tight to put on and take off initially ( at least this pair ). I will update it once I get the pair of Large ones and try them. Pain Relief - Even being tight because I ordered a size to small for me at least I believe. I can feel the pain relief. My muscle spasms and shakiness in my fingers was gone within 5-10 minutes and I could feel a difference. The cramping from typing and using my mouse isn't there. Also, it's like my hyperhidrosis, even though my fingers would all sweat, where my skin is exposed now even with the short gloves, they don't sweat NEARLY as much. Other Comments: For the sweating I have on my hands which has been a plague on my existence forever. The material these are made of wicks that away super quick and dries fast. The gloves just feel cool and soothing on my skin. No irritation or itching either. I'm not worried about working with my computer building anymore and also for my gaming sessions which can go hours at a time. Customer Support: I think I got a size to small for what my hand condition is which I contacted the them through Amazon about. They responded within a few hours after 10PM my time in the US. So if you have questions for them. Even though the product isn't "expensive" in my opinion. Their customer service treats you great and wants to take care of you quickly. From what I have experienced so far, they are great at communicating and resolving your issue quickly if you have one. I will update this review with pictures of how my hands are in the Medium gloves and in the Large ones once I get them to see if that helps for reference pictures for people and to also note that my issue is resolved regardless of the sizing problem I ran into. Again I think sizing is about the condition you have but their reference chart is a great starting point.