👐 Copper Hands Fingerless Compression Gloves: Alleviate Joint, Tendon, & Muscle Pain with BulbHead's Supportive Relief Solution Review

The gloves are sewn poorly, the seams are already unraveling, the ends are unraveling, black fluff is spreading everywhere, and the most ironic thing is the discomfort I feel when wearing them. Each glove seems to be a different size and it irritates my sore hand. Wouldn't recommend it.

I ordered a large/extra large and received a small. I put them on thinking they were big without looking at the box and they pierced my palm. When I looked at the box, it was small. Very dissatisfied. Usually these gloves last a month or two. I usually have no problems with this seller. So I'll ignore the bugs, but the money I've spent a lot in just a few days of use.

These gloves are good but not as good as the others I have purchased. I have big hands and some gloves are stuck. It makes my hands feel better. These copper personalized gloves are sized M/L and are not tight at all. The second time I put them on, one of the seams came undone on the back of my hand. They're soft and comfortable, but don't work as well as the Huab gloves I've used. I get 2 pairs for the price of a "copper" pair of gloves.

Used copper hands for arthritis and arm pain. They're a lot better than the gray ones at Walgreens. They're very handy, but you can still use them when you're typing on a computer or smartphone. They also provide some compression, which is essential for pain relief. They give all day and night comfort as needed. Yes, they can disintegrate, but the two sets I've had over the years of using them haven't been a huge problem. I still wear them or I can sew them up a bit.

Rheumatoid arthritis is no fun. If you are reading this then you will have an idea of what I am talking about. These Cooper gloves are a real find. I've spent a few bucks less at grocery/discount stores than they became available. However, compared to the ones I've bought from Revain - the ones on sale - we're second. Definitely not the quality I got from Revain, straight from the manufacturer?! However, the ones bought from AZ are perfect and cost a few dollars more! In your 60+ years you have

Gloves divided along the seam when first put on. I sent them back for a replacement which also fell apart the first time I put them on. My husband's hands aren't big, they fit comfortably so shouldn't fall apart. The maker should sew them on more securely using a different stitch, perhaps on an overlock sewing machine. The glove eased the pain (when you're in that much pain, any relief is better than none). They were comfortable and he applied ice gel while wearing them. Since they helped a…

I would give an O star if I could. First, they are SO SMALL, even the X Large is made for a small woman. My husband is not a tall man at all and he couldn't put them on. I try (but they weren't for me) to put them on and they don't fit. They are poorly sewn, tear easily and are very thin. I don't see them helping at all. and they play with words to make you think you're getting 2 pairs. This tells you that you get 2, which makes you think it's 2 pairs. Why buy a glove when it says a pair? For…

These gloves are thin, poorly made and not very durable. When I opened the package, I noticed that the seam on the little finger of the right glove had already ripped at the end. I wore the gloves for a day and not only did the stitching continue to unravel, but the stitching on the other side of the same finger also began to unravel. All seams are unreliable and look like they are unraveling, and sloppy threads are hanging from them. I doubt these gloves will last long. They break easily at…