IMAK® Medium Compression Arthritis Gloves - Premium Relief for Rheumatoid & Osteoarthritis - All-Day Comfort - Commended by The Arthritis Foundation for Ease of Use Review

After spending some time fixing a second pair of these gloves I decided to write a review. I liked these gloves because the fingers are long and provide support and warmth. When the first pair broke I ordered a second one which quickly replaced the first. The ends of the fingers are not hemmed but simply sewn; The seams are pretty loose and tear easily. In addition, the seams often diverge and the knitted material becomes unraveled. Maybe they will last if you just read a book while wearing…

Oh my god. How They Changed My Arthritis/Trigger Hands. Even wearing it after work is a great relief. I didn't have to go back to my rheumatologist who recommended them to me :-) They were a little tight at first but I'm glad I stuck to my original size as they stretch a little and are comfortable - a little pressure actually feels good and they keep my hands warm for good blood flow. They are very soft and I can't say enough about them. They can also be worn while sewing. BUY THEM WITH…

My arthritic hands hurt endlessly in wet or cold weather. When my 98-year-old aunt said she would do the dishes by hand so warm water would soothe her aching hands, I knew it was a gift for her. She usually gets mad at the gifts I send. The gift card is the worst offender. But she loves these gloves. The Arthritis Association supports them. The combination of compression and heat significantly reduces pain levels with no side effects. Open fingers allow you to expertly feel, pick up and hold…

Love it. I used the size chart and ordered medium and they are perfect. I like longer fingers that cover all my joints. The thumb can be a little longer. The compression is just right and not too tight on my wrist. I was skeptical they would help but so glad I ordered them and found them in a nice gray color so they didn't look like medical equipment. I type a lot and at the end of the day my hands hurt. These gloves limit movement and my typing speed slows down a bit, but the lack of painful…

My physiotherapist recommended these gloves to me. We measured my hands and made sure I ordered the right size. The gloves look good, are comfortable and protect all joints of the hand. The big problem, however, is the assembly. They are of very poor quality. The first time I wore them, the seam on my right glove ripped. Shame on them for making such a poorly made product. The nature of these gloves is that they are snug fitting and can be put on and taken off over and over again. Grrr.Update…

So the downside to having Rheumatoid Arthritis at 34 is that all the remedies for this disease are actually meant for people over 60. I'm already in cat lady training, but I don't want total social suicide. So when I decided to find gloves to keep my hands warm but let me continue with my insane typing and smartphone abuse skills, I found this. You are perfect. They keep my poor creaking hands warm, which means they don't curl into claws, but they don't look like I should be playing canasta…

Gloves are gray as shown and warm as described. I want you to know that size is something to watch out for. The product description says you need to measure your knuckles. The problem is, if you're like me, you need to take a tape measure and place it "across" or along your joints. Spring. The problem is that it also measures the curve and gives you incorrect measurements. Example: My arm is 3 inches long when I put the tape on the tape but 4 inches long when I put the tape on my ankles! So, to

FIRST IMPRESSION I was concerned about how small they looked when I took them out of the box (I ordered according to the size on the box) but they fit perfectly! The fabric of these compression gloves is pleasantly soft. All seams have a strong feel and all seams lie flat so they won't cut into the skin or cause irritation. There is a care label on the inside of the wrist that will likely need to be cut off if it starts to stick together. GENERAL FEEDBACK The gloves were a bit difficult to put…

I have Raynaud's disease (secondary - came with lupus) and my hands are constantly freezing even in summer. I had Raynaud's attacks on a daily basis where I lost almost all circulation in my hands and they got so cold they hurt before I bought these gloves. You help so much! They seem to stimulate blood flow enough that I don't have seizures. These are great summer gloves for people with Raynaud to wear while just going about their lives. I also have joint pain in my fingers due to lupus and…