🖐️ Fingered Arthritis Compression Handbook: Essential Occupational Health & Safety Product Review

I had osteoarthritis in my hands for a while. I find it difficult to use my hands for an hour or more in the morning. By wearing these gloves before bed, I can move my arms freely right after waking up! What a relief! Pouring coffee into a cup or holding a cup is no longer difficult. Additionally, these gloves provide all-day comfort for routine tasks. Tasks that caused discomfort and sometimes pain. I am thankful that I found these gloves and wear them as often as possible. Keep in mind that…

Well I like them but at work I use them with a different pair of gloves. Why I am giving them one star is because of the difference between what is shown in the photo and what I received. There is no cuff/seam on the wrist of the glove on the packaging and advertising. I understand that sometimes the product will be different but the reason I bought these is because there is NO stitching in the ad/box and the ones I received have stitching. It's really annoying under another pair of gloves…

Compression Gloves are great for relieving finger and wrist pain, warm and comfortable for work and sleep. the change is that the hem on the gloves is a little tight and it's difficult for me to get my hand through). I've tried three different brands of gloves and so far Dr.Arthritis has held up great, the seams haven't come undone or have holes like other brands. I have 2 pairs of another brand that have the same finger blown out on the right glove. and the company has not responded to my…

I use these gloves all the time, after modification. My biggest problem with all compression gloves is that the fingers are always too short. This length issue causes so much pain and discomfort that it limits the amount of time I can sew. This is what is done to get the glove length that fits me. I reinforce the seams so the seams don't unravel, but they will unravel. The material they're made of doesn't crumble at all, so the places where they've been cut/shortened don't need to be sewn…

I've had Raynaud for a year now and it's getting worse leading me to find a solution to keep my fingers warm. I have an office job that requires me to call clients regularly throughout the day and although this wouldn't be a big problem if I was in the office. Covid and working from home force me to use my smartphone. Little did I know these gloves don't have a dedicated fingertip with some sort of wiring, so I have to take the glove off every time I need to make or take a call. I am discussing

Excellent gloves. The only complaint I think I have with them is that the hand strap is a bit tight when putting the gloves on - I like their gloves better with just the hem (no loop) at the bottom. However, once you put the gloves on, you feel great. Very very comfortable, offers good support and compression. I have very mild arthritis but nerve damage in one hand (which causes the hand to cramp so I have to physically remove the phone or pen from my hand) and Raynaud's disease in the other…

First I bought Fingered Arthritis where the fingertips are cut off and the fingertips are showing. They were given to my mother because she had problems with her fingers at night. Around 1-2 a.m. she woke up because her thumb joint hurt. It hurt so much that she woke up from her dream. So I checked and found these gloves for her. They worked like magic. She wore them at night and because they were compressive it reduced her swelling in the morning and now she sleeps through the night. She loves