🧤 IMAK Compression Active Gloves, Medium - Complete Relief for Arthritis, Fibromyalgia, Neuropathy, Joint Pain, Rheumatoid Support - Fingerless Compression Gloves for All-Day Comfort Review

I ordered them according to the recommended size chart, got a medium pair, but when I put them on they were too small, cut into the skin and cut off blood circulation up to in the fingertips. Unfortunately, I didn't realize they weren't returnable, so I'm now left with compression gloves that don't fit and I have to buy new ones. If you need compression gloves I would suggest going elsewhere; if you still want them, maybe buy one size bigger.

I have lupus which (for those who don't know) leads to periodic flare-ups that make all the joints inflamed and painful. I'm also a writer who spends hours typing. I've tried knit fingerless gloves, which offer no support and expose sore fingers too much, and some neoprene medical compression gloves that make my hands sweat profusely due to the lack of airflow. GENERAL. These gloves are ideal, however, as they offer just a little bit of compression to soothe aching joints, offer good heat…

The first pair of arthritis gloves I bought ripped at the seam when putting them on (competitor) and after that experience I didn't want to buy another pair. Luckily, I decided to try these out. I have to admit my expectations were low but these gloves are AMAZING! For several months I would wake up every morning with the finger next to the little finger on my right hand curling into a claw and it was very painful to straighten. When my middle finger joined the claw, I knew I had to do…

These gloves could be good if they fit well and the fingers aren't too long. The inner curve of the gloves between the two middle fingers is much higher than the others, causing discomfort in both those fingers and the joints. A good fit is a must when you rely on these gloves to eliminate pain. Gloves are too bulky for typing, but probably fine for most occasions. That being said, they appear to provide good support for the entire glove, fit according to the sizing chart, and appear to be well

I've only used them a couple of times and they seem to do the job well but beware the instructions for finding your size are misleading. The text on the Revain website reads "Measure in the palm of your hand". I measured from the center of my palm, and as a result, the gloves turned out to be too big. They're not useless, but they lack the compression ratio I was looking for. You should measure in the palm of your hand at the lowest knuckles where your fingers meet your hand. There is a diagram

RATING UNDERTAKEN AND RATING CHANGED -- REDUCED TO 3 STARS) the stitching along the thumb of one glove of the second pair came undone. The seam clearly came out. I could sew it together but I didn't have to. Now I don't know if I'll ever order a pair of these again. I don't have arthritis - I wear these gloves as a base layer under thicker gloves on really cold days, and I wear them alone when it's not that cold and I just want my hands to be comfortable. They are perfect for both purposes and…

NOT all parts of the body react equally to compression garments so sometimes it's trial and error science and many of these items on the market are difficult to understand, some are fragile, some are thick, some are just one trusting mockery. What, as they say. These compression gloves are way better than I expected. They are soft and thin, which is good for flexibility. Small silicone grips on the palm and fingers help hold objects. The fingers are snug against my cuticles so all my fingers…