Review on Advanced Far-Infrared Arthritis Gloves - Copper-Free for Effective Comfort and Therapy. Suitable 🧤 for Carpal Tunnel, Typing, and Exercise - Designed for Men and Women. (1 Pair) by Kevin Greer

These gloves are very loose on the hands. I always wear medium gloves but these are the only ones that feel big on my hands. It offers no compression at all for the pain and inflammation I suffer from due to arthritis. Why is "except copper" written? Is it because it doesn't contain copper or does it work better than copper impregnated gloves? It's not clear to me. The material used does not warm my hands at all, so it is wrong to say that these are therapy gloves. The good thing about this pair is that they have open fingertips and the sleeves are higher at the wrists than most gloves I have. However, I've worn it a few times and it has snagged and seems to have fallen apart. When it comes to work gloves, the material must be made to withstand high friction and "work”. Overall, I don't recommend this for arthritic hands on the above points.