Neo-G Arthritis Gloves – Compression Gloves for Arthritis, RSI, Joint Pain - Dual Layer System for Optimum Mobility, Flexibility, Warmth and Comfort - Class 1 Medical Grade - 1 Pair – S

Compresion a bit tight.

We have a few pairs of these in my household. From EDS, Raynauds to arthritis we have it all. These have been so good in recent cold spell. They are a little expensive and they do seem to unravel on seams if you are quite active. So my daughters don't tend to last as long as mine. But still find them the best thing for her and myself.

I have mildly arthritic thumbs and the gloves do help somewhat to alleviate the discomfort. As for keeping your hands warm, I would place greater confidence in several glasses of Glenfiddich.

These gloves have made a huge difference to the arthritis in my finger joints. I wear them mainly in bed at night and wake up without the same pain as before. I occasionally wear the during the day when the pain is bad. Fully recommend.

I’ve had 4 pairs of neo G gloves now, and find they work really well for pain reduction and warmth for the inflammatory arthritis in my hands. There are a few ‘issues’ common to all the pairs I’ve had, though, including similar products from other brands: the grip on the palm doesn’t last long with daily wear, even if washed rather sparsely. The finish on the ends of the fingers isn’t great. They don’t generally ever shrink back properly once you’ve been wearing them for a while. Those kinds of things. Knowing this, and having misplaced a pair, I ordered a size small rather than a medium, knowing that they would be borderline too tight to begin with, but shouldn’t end up like all my medium pairs have, where you lose a lot of the benefit with the stretching over time. The small pair received yesterday are a changed/different design to the medium pairs I’ve had previously, with ‘strange’ seams. I originally assumed it was the seams moved to the outside to avoid irritating the hands where they’re in contact (which can happen), but they’re present on both sides of the glove. As you can see from the photos, after literally 2 hours of normal wear and tear, simply driving my daughter to school and back, having a cuppa and sending emails on my phone, these seams are already fraying and unravelling. When the gloves aren’t cheap to begin with, that’s a huge disappointment, and particularly when I thought I knew what to expect having been mostly using Neo G gloves almost every day since January. Not returning them - because I really need a pair, and I like the woollen over gloves they come with which tend not to have quality issues - but not happy.

I am not happy with this product as they don’t come far enough down the fingers to help with the pain

Neo G have really created a great product.The dual layer glove has a thin, warm and light compression layer with gripped palms, which is great for driving.I have Psoriatic Arthritis and this is predominantly in my hands. I have spent in excess of £100 on various gloves, which didn't quite work out, they were poor fitting, badly finished, with tatty cutting on the fingers, which made me feel as though it drew attention to my condition and made me feel low, as no one wants to have the condition, but to have a badly designed, poorly made glove on for typing at work, wrecked my confidence.The Neo G design is a combination of sports gear meets smart medical wear. It fits well, the top knuckle of the finger is covered and this made a real difference to me, as all of the joints in my fingers need support, but so many pairs I tried before looked as though they would, but were too short.This glove is comfortable enough to drive, type and use my hands whilst keeping them warm and lightly supported. As the temperature has dropped I have taken to adding the extra knitted layer when out and about. This also means I don't have to swap my arthritis gloves for winter ones when I need extra warmth, so it's a bonus.I am really impressed with my purchase and feel confident wearing them at work or other in door environments. I am 33, so people often questioned my glove wearing in summer, presuming only the elderly have Arthritis. I think the design is so well finished I don't feel like someone who is wearing a medial aid as they fit so well, look smart and are so comfortable. I hope that this review helps prevent you from buying, trying and binning so many pairs which didn't live up to they hype.

I got these gloves August 2020, twice I have had to sew the seams down the side of the gloves, now after sewing them the second time, the stitching has come apart once again. Pain wise, I think they were good but the stitching let them down. Looking for another pair of similar gloves. Will not get these again because of the stitching. I use the gloves to help with tendonitis in both hands and arthritis in the thumb of my left hand. I only use them for sewing (cross stitch) nothing more strenuous than that.