2 Pairs Arthritis Gloves for Women for Pain, Compression Gloves for Carpal Tunnel Relief, Rheumatoid Osteoarthritis, Fingerless Gloves for Women and Men, Typing (Pink, Large)

My wife’s left hand swells from having had a stroke. Her therapist recommended she get this type glove. She loves it.

I was recently diagnosed with moderately severe rheumatoid disease. Of course, as is with most people, my hands were so painful and stiff in the morning I could barely comb my hair. I would wake up in the middle of the night with throbbing pain and the sense that my hands were on fire, not a good thing for getting sleep. I talked to my rheumatologist and she said I was on the highest dose of the painkiller, we'll give it a bit more time and make another assessment. I heard about compression gloves and decided to give them a try. WOW! The difference is amazing. No more waking up in the night with pain. My stiffness is greatly reduced. I pretty much wear them all the time unless I'm doing work that uses water. I can sew again without excruciating pain. (I'm a self-employeed seamstress, so that's pretty important!) I'm going to try crochet in a couple of days - that's a stress reliever for me. I can play the piano again! We'll see about the guitar in a week or so. I ordered two more sets of 2 pair so I'll always have clean gloves. They are washable in the machin - I use a laundry bag for delicates. I also dry them in the dryer in the laundry bags. THESE GLOVES ARE A GAME CHANGER FOR ME!

My right hand is experiencing symptoms of early arthritis. During the day, constant movement of the fingers prevents the dull aching pain from developing. Things get bad during the night and sleep. When the digits experience little motion, there is less blood flow and lubrication between bones according to my orthopedic doctor. So, fingers become tender to the touch, and joints are painful..The compression gloves hold the digits in a semi-still position and retards motion. In the process, discomfort goes down between a third to half. Given these results, the product is just a limited pain management device. It is not a miraculous cure for arthritis of the hand..The quality of these gloves is excellent when compared to other compression materials for feet, ankle, and arms. They are usually thin woven cotton "T-shirt type" material with much stretch. The glove construction is better. It is a blend of cotton and polyester - very comfortable. The weave is ultra fine and thick - three to four times of a T-shirt..My only concern is the one-row sketching that hold the pieces together. This sewing technique is commonly used in constructing cheap clothing. A better arrangement is a lock stitch. In addition to the one-row, the thread goes over the two pieces and locks the seam. So, the sections are held in place with two instead of one stitching. If there is a thread breakage, the glove sections are held together by a backup stitch..This planned obsolesce guarantees a short life - one broken thread and everything falls apart. Because of this construction defect, the product deserves a "four-star rating."

These gloves are really comfortable and really helps with my swelling and pain in my hands.

ProsDecent quality, they don't smell weird, theyre comfortable, there's two colors, they are alright for minor compression and you hardly feel the seamsConsThe gloves have little to no compression. I have eds and pots so I need a decent amount of compression. I have compression socks that work great but these gloves are nothing like them for your hands. On days I don't work and have a little swelling at night they're okay for that but if you need actual compression especially in your joints this does little to nothing for that.I'll be keeping them for back up

I love these. I have early developing carpal tunnel. These are what you would expect for a pair of compression gloves. Though these are the first ones I have ever had or tried. I have to say I can’t complain much. It keeps the control my hands need so I’m not overextending my fingers or wrist and causing pain. I have washed them several times, plus I work a very demanding and hands on job, and they are still holding up! The white patch is from baby formula! Lol whatever. The only other complaint I have is about the stitching, where the thumb is sewn onto the hand, tends to cut into my hand after wearing them for a while. Nothing really bothersome though, I just kinda slide the glove up a little so it’s not right on my thumb(the seam) and then go from there. But 10/10, would recommend!

I am currently taking medication that removes all estrogen from my body and this causes my joints all over my body to hurt because our body uses estrogen to lube our joints. I type a lot so I do get a lot of exercise on my hands, however in the mornings, they are literally locked into place and I used to have to soak them in hot water for about 5 minutes before I could even brush my teeth or wash my face! Now, I just put my gloves on when I get up and my hands are feeling like magic again. Highly recommend

First, it states, 2 pair of gloves, I received one pair. Next, my granddaughter, who is 20, measured my hand so I would order the right size and avoid problems like getting gloves that don’t fit. But I now have gloves that not only hurt the whole time they are on but leave marks for about an hour deep, especially around my thumb area, after I take them off.I am in a Health Center and receive physical therapy 3 days a week. They remeasured my hand, the first measurement was correct. So the size M that I ordered should have worked but didn’t! Don’t trust the sizing of this glove! Yes, it does say, Money Back guarantee but now I would have to package it up, address it, and ship it! What a pain in the neck!The Physical Therapist found me a better pair from another store on Amazon and I will make my purchase from them.Unhappy buyer Barb