Review on Flents Finger Sleeves Cots by Jason Vigil

These are great for compressing or preventing ulcers, rubbing when needed. However, they are clearly cut from long, sewn-on fabric tubes and not soldered at the ends. This causes the seams to wear out and unravel immediately after tightening and puts stress on the seams. They work fine if not for that. I needed a protective thin bandage, like a thumb sleeve, as I was wearing a plastic spike that was rubbing and starting to hurt. They worked well when I folded one end over a shape that sat on a spike above my thumb. But everything I tried immediately started exfoliating. I took some fabric without glue to the ends of the seams to stop splitting. It worked for now, but I didn't have to do it with a brand new product. They are made of durable material that would have lasted a long time without the stitching issue, so I gave them 2 stars instead of 1. If they fixed the stitching issue and were available in your choice of sizes I would order more.