Arthritis Gloves,New Material, Compression for Arthritis Pain Relief Rheumatoid Osteoarthritis and Carpal Tunnel, Premium Compression & Fingerless Gloves (Dark Gray, XL)

I did a little research before buying these types of gloves. They do give me temporary relief by putting even pressure on the fingers and hands and keeping the hands warm. They should be worn at least 8 hours a day, and nights is the perfect time. These gloves work very well and gave me pain relief almost immediately. I am sure this is true for all such gloves but these were very cheap. I only needed a glove for my left hand. Why don’t any of the manufactures sell them separately? What do I do with that extra glove? I don’t think they would last very long because they are hard to take off and I think stretching them would diminish their life. They would also have to be hand washed, probably at least once a week. Please note this is my personal experience only. I think the worth of having copper medal imbedded in the gloves is still being researched. A lot of controversy is on this. Oh, one source mentioned using talcum powder or baby powder on the inside to help putting them on and off. I have not tried this yet.Updated September 9, 2019. I finally solved the problem of what to do with the glove I did not need. I just turned my right glove inside out so it matches my left glove. See photo. Ok, yes, you can see the seams more but when worn alone this mismatch is not noticed. The right glove is on the left side.Updated January 12, 2020. Still using these same gloves! But I am now wearing them mostly at night and only about 2 to 3 times a night. Still in good shape but this might be because of another "trick" I learned. When I take they off I just pull them off from the wrist and let them turn inside out each time by using the fingers to let them fold over by themselves. This saves from having to pull each finger individually out. This seems to save stretching them and pulling the stiches out. Of course this also means they are both inside out, half the time. Duh.

I use the right-hand glove while crocheting. My thumb joint doesn't seem to pop as often. I would purchase this item again

Have been in front computer and typing everyday for a decade takes a toll on my fingers. I have TENS machine but i can't use it for my fingers. This glove helps somewhat. I can still type with these gloves on. They are comfortable to wear. Lastly, they are fingerless gloves. I can do a lot of stuff without taking off the gloves.Con: the only thing that I wish is that the gloves are tight on the fingers but they are less tight around the palm area. i wish they were tighter.

The gloves worked well to relieve the pain of osteoarthritis in my hand.

They are a great fit and help with the pain

I received these gloves today and they are already beginning to help. I'm dealing with tendonitis and arthritis in both hands with the tendonitis being more severe in the right. I got this brace from a dr yesterday and it was making the area around my thumb so sore. I'm so glad I ordered these earlier in the week for the arthritis benefits and will be ordering more for continual use while washing them. I have a 6 in. palm and was worried medium might be too big but these fit perfectly snug, like a nice hug for my tired hands and fingers. Cotton is my favorite fabric and will be compatible with the essential oil blends I make for massaging in to heal the damage and remedy the pain. I am so grateful for the comfort from these gloves!!

I work on a computer all day long, and I have carpal tunnel that acts up from time to time, as well as arthritis in some of my finger joints and when they are achy, these gloves give almost instant relief. The warmth and support provided by the gloves take the pain away. They aren't too tight but provide the support and comfort aching joints need. Might not work completely if you have severe carpal tunnel and would require an actual brace to help with that pain, but I really like these gloves. Highly recommend.

These gloves are not what I was expecting. I ordered a medium, which should have been pretty snug on my hands based on the measurements (I could have gone with a large if I had followed the size chart) The fingers are mostly how I would expect a compression glove to be, but not in the hands and wrist. You can see in the images, they are not really tight on the hand.The material is soft, but the inside seams irritate my skin. If you have issues with allodynia, you will probably not want to use these, as the inner seams and the finger openings can cause discomfort.Within an hour or so, one of the seams began to open (as shown in pic). They also got dirty fast, but I don't dare wash them in the machine if the stitching is this fragile.As far as reducing the pain from my CT, arthritis, and fibro, the gloves kind of helped, but it took a while, it definitely wasn't immediate. I'll keep and use them in conjunction with my other wrist/hand supports until I can find a more suitable pair.If you need something right away and can't afford a high end pair, you could grab these, but keep in mind, they are fairly cheap for compression gloves, so remember that you get what you pay for.

The gloves fit well and the compression truly helps. I have Osteoarthritis and I wear them at night to prevent my hands from curling. They keep my hands straighter and I wake up with so much less pain and swelling now. Hard to wear during the day as the material is a little slippery making it hard to hold anything but perfect for inactive times or at night. Nice to have found a treatment that does not involve medication.

I have purchased these gloves a few times because they do help with my situation. They are comfortable and fit well, however.. it's how long they last that's the problem. This set that I just ordered recently.. some of the stitching has come out on the right glove on the side. Sometimes with other pairs it's done it on the fingers/between the fingers where the stitching comes lose. I wear these every day to work due to my tremor and it would be great if they lasted a little longer than a 2 weeks. The picture is after 3 weeks of regular work.

I read a lot of positive reviews so I tried it. I used the measurement chart but unless these are suppose to fit loose, I don't think it's correct. They were very comfortable and warm but not sweaty. At for the fix the wrists were extremely loose. I want to try again with a smaller pair and finish my review.Edit 2 - I just ordered the medium size instead, they fit a lot better but are still feeling just like regular gloves, not really tight or compression as I assume they should be? I am not sure if I should try the small size or just return the medium...

Product is as described. Not a miracle, but somewhat helpful. I use them most often when I don't need my hands for detailed work - ie at night. Can be awkward when doing detailed work. Also must be removed when hands come into contact with water, so I find myself putting them on and off a lot. I don't regret the purchase; they do provide some relief.

They wont work for carpal tunnel, thats what i bought them for. So next time dont advertise them as that. They lack pressure on the wrists. Anyway i know a bit of sewing so i fixed them and im still using them so they werent a complete waste. I use them to sleep and relieve pain from my carpal tunnel problem.