Copper Arthritis Gloves for Women Men, Fingerless Breathable & Moisture Wicking Arthritis Compression Gloves for Computer Typing and Dailywork of Hands joint Support (Small)

Didn’t really see a difference in any helpfulness with the pain

I am a writer and sit at my computer several hours a day typing. My left hand began to give me more and more trouble and my GP intimated that I was developing arthritis. What a happy thought! But, I was able to type less and less with more and more pain so at her suggestion, I ordered these gloves. Oh happy day! I cannot believe the difference they have made. First day: I put the left glove on in the morning and went to work. NO PROBLEMS! When I stopped for lunch, I was amazed. I have worn them daily since receiving them and (knock on wood) I am having no pain at all typing all day. In fact, when the right hand acted up during a bitterly cold snowly day, I put that one on, and BINGO,, I was pain free again. At night, I take them off and enjoy my activities. The material from which they are made is shot through with copper and the fit is nice and snug. They wash beautifully and are so well made. I cannot recommend them highly enough!

They were a bit on the tight side and I didn't really notice a difference.

I ordered this set to control hand pain and trigger fingers, but they ripped within a few days, they stretched and just keeps my hands warm.

extended product description with photos is excellent & lists benefits, so i advise you to review that first.i will start beyond that with the most frivolous possible observation - that i love that when it says black, it is pure black & there are NO logos. i am not a bulletin board, & anyone ordering black is not going to want other colors to appear as "contrast" or when material stretches ... so thank you Ricbestlab. i did not score "pain relief" because i do not have intense or sustained pain. i use them when i am on computer for extended time & have episodic associated mild-moderate wrist & thumb pain. i love that "fingerless" aspect means you have direct tactile - & therefore more effective - use of all your fingers for touchpad, keyboard, etc.returning to looks, i wear them when pain is not an issue because they look great blending with my black sleeves & work well for keeping wrists warm just walking with hands in pockets in cooler-to-cold weather.6/11/23 addendum: i recommend getting recommended size & size up, because i like recommended for compression, but i love size up just for warmth i refer to above. i note some durability comments in other reviews. in order for these not to be bulky between fingers they need to be as thin as possible & not have a cuff effect on each finger. do not tug on the finger edges & they will last. i remove by putting opposite hand index & middle finger in palm area & shoving it off. yes, this leaves some of finger material inverted, but that is easily gently pushed out when you next put them on. i continue to think these are wonderful

I have RA and wear compression gloves for pain relief. These not only did not offer pain relief when wearing, but they are also difficult to get on. I think my hands hurt more after finally getting them on due to the struggle. Sized right by the diagram, and the same size I wear in others, so it's not the wrong size. Fabric is uncomfortable, and doesn't breath. Wish I had kept the packaging, as I would have just sent them back.

Absolutely fantastic!!! Snug but not too tight and very flexible. They keep the heat on my sore joints so my hands don’t hurt as bad.What I like specifically about these gloves that they are providing compression, firm support and heat. As you know it's important to get the right size of the gloves in order of having enough support and firmness. Medium size fits perfectly on female hands with a weight of 132 pounds and 5.1 height.One of the many frustrating symptoms of arthritis is reduced grip strength. These gloves made a whole range of everyday activities more easier, from opening jars to holding eating utensils, typing on keyboard. Its rubberized knobbles on the palms help a lot with grip.What else I like about these gloves:Breathable fabricComfortable to wear all dayFingerless improves mobilityComfortable to wearRelived joint painWhat could be improved:Gloves are not large enoughStops right at the wrist, which sometimes makes them roll under the palmOverall these are worth the investment

The cut out fingers are much to short, they do not cover the first knuckle as I need them to.I had ordered the Large size.I purchased another pair that were long enough elsewhere