Black Compression Gloves for Arthritis Relief - Ideal for Rheumatoid, RSI, Carpal Tunnel, Typing, and Daily Work - Fingerless Hand Gloves for Computer Use - Effective Support for Joints and Hands (Size M) Review

I wanted to like it. On the first day my hands felt some relief from the compression. I only wore them at night and it seemed to make a difference. On the 2nd morning I woke up, took off my gloves and felt a burning pain in my right arm. I really thought something had stung me. Then I noticed it in both hands. I don't know how or why, but the gloves left small, painful welts that are now swollen.

I've been crocheting a lot lately and my hands started to hurt a lot. I wanted to try them before resorting to painkillers. These gloves saved me. They fit comfortably and are thin enough to use while crocheting or while sleeping. I measured my hand using the size chart. 3.5", so I bought a large (L) and am happy with the compression. I ordered black and it's actually what I would call melange black rather than solid black. I love her. They are perfect for my use.

At 25 I had double carpel tunnel surgery which saved my hands thank god. I have these gloves to help with my hands because I crochet for hours every day and my hands get tired. I measured my hands and bought the recommended size for me, but I think I need a smaller size. They have some compression effect, but I think I'd like more. In general I liked the gloves. I have short fingers so I want to cut my fingers shorter. A bonus I've noticed is that I no longer get friction burns from the yarn…

I ordered these gloves to get rid of carpal tunnel syndrome and to warm my hands in a cold office. The gloves are soft and comfortable. I used the size chart and measured right on the line between L and XL so I ordered XL to be on the safe side. Too bad I didn't order L. XL is too long for my fingers and generally too loose for my hands to grip. They sit well over my rings and I don't think I'll have a problem with the fabric snagging on them. They help with the temperature but hands don't…

I have ordered compression gloves from different brands (I have medium sized hands but short fingers!) and they have always been too long. They offer the right level of comfort through compression but aren't too tight (I have RA and severe edema so I wear them a lot). Pros: not very tight compression. Great for little hands. COLOR OPTIONS! I love pink and black - I have gray too. Cons: If you have long fingers, they may be too short. You don't close the hinge just below your fingertip if that's

I bought these on average based on the reviews but I don't think most people who bought them realized how snug they are, so to be much. According to reviews, they run small and tight. I'm borderline medium and small so I bought the medium. They fit like a glove and don't have adequate compression. They are not tight. They also run big. I should have bought a small but I left the reviews. They're also not long enough to cover most of my wrist, which is another reason I bought them. Don't waste…

Not sure why there are so many 5 star reviews. The seller may have changed the item originally sold. I chose this seller because I liked the look and color of the purple gloves. What I received doesn't look like the picture at all. They do not have a logo name tag (this is normal) and the color is not the same as the photo. Minus 1 star. The fabric feels similar to that used to sew tight-fitting t-shirts. They offer some compression, but probably not enough for those looking for arthritis…

Ah, what a pleasant relief from the moment I put them on for the first time. If I went by size, I would order them in a large size. My hand is 3.5 inches, but I chose to order a medium instead. I'm so happy I did. This is the PERFECT compression I needed. , but they cost $23 each. I wish I could see her first. Priced at $8.99, it couldn't be higher. Save your money and buy 2 for less than the price of 1. The black one I ordered looks like deep heather. Love it. I would love to see more of these