Doctor Developed Compression Gloves for Arthritis & Doctor
Doctor Developed Compression Gloves for Arthritis & Doctor Written Handbook/Fingerless Arthritis Gloves for Women & Men, Hand Support for Arthritis Pain Relief & Carpal Tunnel (Grey, XS)
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| Brand: | Dr. Arthritis |
| Origin: | China |
Got these cos when the weather is cold I have circulation issues with some of my fingers. Not really used much as the weather is warmer but they will help a lot when the temperatures drop. I will stil be able to do my crafts with them on.
They got a 4 star award as these gloves have long fingers that cover to the tips which was what I needed for my arthritic fingers, and they did relieve the pain. I would have given them a 5 star rating but after the first use the seams opened up. Maybe an improvement of the seam stitching would be a good idea.?
They do what they say, compress without being too tight and seem to keep your hands warm. Arguably they’re probably overpriced though 2 pairs for 16.
Let’s see how long they las
To be honest they don’t stop the pain but if you use pain killing gels or heat sprays they are excellent for putting on while you use the painkillers.. worth having around..
If you have larger or thicker hands/fingers these might prove too tight…..I mean they are compression gloves, but you get the idea hopefully.
When its cold, I wear them pretty much all day at work. Being thin material and with the open fingertips, typing or doing dextrous tasks aren’t impeded, almost to the point i forget I’m wearing them.
When taking them off, you notice how much they have compressed and supported as my fingers generally show the imprint although they don’t feel like they’re cutting into you at all.
Washable, comfortable and they do what they’re supposed to.
If there is a downside, its that due to the thin material and stitching, they can sometimes start to split at the seams on the fingers. I’ve sewn them back up, but the join is noticeable. However, this is a minor gripe and on the whole they last a pretty good while before they give up.
I’d recommend them.