Ancefine Compression Protector Relieving Arthritis Review

Works as intended. Your fingers may need to get used to the shape and feel. I use a finger cuff to help with scar tissue issues.

IF YOU HAVE SMALL HANDS THIS IS NOT SUITABLE. OR AT LEAST THE ONE I WRITED. THEY ARE FALLING DOWN AND THEY ARE NOT HERE ENOUGH NOT TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE. I BOUGHT IT TO FIND SOMETHING THAT WOULD HELP WITH A THUMB BLOCK, IT WAS NOT.

Not too tight or too loose. I use mine to keep my thumb from flexing spasmodically during the day and night while sleeping. It's loose and soft enough for me to flex my thumb when I need to, but it straightens up automatically when I'm relaxed.

I got this for my mother who had a thumb condition that bothered her a lot. I thought they were too loose/flexible but she really liked the amount of support (the tape wrapped around her finger) and the durability and after six months her condition improved.

I have arthritis in my left thumb and it often falls out of the joint. Those compression sleeves reduced the chances of that happening by about 90% I think. They are easy to put on and take off. They are washable but often hang on the velcro so because of the velcro I remove the sleeves when I put my baby in the diaper. Sometimes I take them off for a while if they feel too tight. This usually happens after washing; they stretch a little. I used about 5-6 out of the 20 they originally packaged.

These finger pads are awesome! I use them for tendonitis and bone spurs on my thumb and forefinger. Last year I spent hundreds of dollars on other items like compression gloves, mechanic gloves, bike gloves and gel fingertips. This is the best product I've bought. I like black as it doesn't show dirt etc. They are breathable so I can wear them all day. They are the perfect length, longer than pre-cut gel finger pads. This is the first review I've ever written; I want those suffering from…

I just received it today. I checked the specifications on the page before ordering. I expected the sleeve to be nearly an inch in diameter before tightening it. No way. Three quarters of an inch maybe. So if I put one of these on my ring or middle finger. The fleshy part of my finger was swollen and red. I stretched one of them like hell by putting it on the scissors first and opening and closing the scissors. No big difference. Then I put the same on the ruler. Better, but the finger is still…