Ultimate Relief: Compression Syndrome Arthritis Tendonitis Orthopedic Support Review

Yes, I'm old enough to remember Michael Jackson's one-glove fashion statement. He probably already had arthritis. So yes, you might feel like a dated '80s fashion icon wearing this to work, but your wrist will feel a whole lot better. A soft beanbag in the palm of your hand also helps a lot. It hurts me if I wear it for too long, but it's just right for hours of keyboarding. hmm work. By the way, this is my second purchase.

works great! definitely recommend. Has helped with my wrist and forearm pain in just a few weeks. felt immediate relief. I wear it all the time now. Notice immediately if I don't have it around. 4 stars only because the "cushion" in the palm protrudes too far up, is too close to the fingers and therefore interferes with mouse movement. After 2 weeks I still haven't learned how to hold the mouse with my fingertips. Maybe I just have short fingers. IM getting used to it. That really slowed me…

Ok, some settings could be used. Pros: - Does what it says on the tin, cushions the wrist, doesn't cause pain/fatigue when the mouse is worn on the wrist. The seam around the thumb converges right where the skin of the thumb separates from the palm, making it irritating/uncomfortable, the seam needs to be higher than the thumb. I cut mine, removed about half of the beads and sewed them back on so I can now properly hold the mouse while wearing it.

I've bought three more of these over the years and they still work (after almost 11 years of use, in fact). They do a good job as long as you wear them while working on the computer. The purchase of my first IMAK smart glove was due to the loss of feeling in the tips of my left thumb and forefinger and the associated carpel tunnel pain in my wrist. After using the glove for 3 consecutive months, feeling in my fingertips returned and my wrist pain had subsided long before. These *work*. And they

Can't give a very accurate rating at the moment as I've ordered a small one based on measurements and it's really good is big and loose on me. (Because of my long fingers, I usually use the middle one with gloves on.) While I benefit somewhat from a soft palm, it's loose and therefore doesn't give me support. I have now ordered X-Small and will have to wait and see how it works. Do not order a size based on what you "usually" take. Check the manufacturer's website and measure. If you are close…

I LOVE this wrist splint. I have a soft carpal tunnel and my doctor suggested ordering a wrist splint. Well I have found that most of my hand pain comes from using my laptop and mouse. This splint works PERFECTLY for computer related wrist and arm pain. The balls in the palm are really nice and the splint is flexible but still doesn't let the wrist pull back too much. It looks like this wrist splint can be used for both right and left hands as part of the splint can come out of a small hole…

That's a great idea, but it doesn't work very well in practice. I found them too uncomfortable to use while working on the computer as the microbeads, which are designed to support your wrist when using a mouse, are closer to the palm. So unless you have very long fingers, you'll likely find that this puts a lot of strain on your wrist due to the awkward angle you have to hold the mouse at when carrying it. One of the few positives about this glove is that the material it's made of is soft yet…