👕 Kinship Comfort Brands Arm Compression Sleeves for Men & Women – Muscle Support, Lymphedema Relief, Moisture-Wicking Fabric, UV Sun Protection – Available in 1 or 3 Pairs, Sizes S-XL Review

Originally purchased oversleeve due to tingling and burning sensation in right arm (like falling asleep) when using computer or phone. And usually I just let go of the objects in my hand by having a hand. So far I haven't had any issues with either sleeve as I type. When I'm earning a living I used a sleeve on my left hand for sun protection, seems to work well with that too, and when the wind blew I kept my hands cool.

Bought these for my mother who had breast cancer surgery and needs compression stockings to prevent swelling. she loves them They fit better than those measured and adjusted by professionals. She also likes that they come in different colors. Pink is her favorite color because she needs something to help her feel energized by the need to stay home due to COVID-19. After buying a set I went back and ordered a set of each color.

This compression sleeve is great for reducing and preventing swelling in my arm after shoulder surgery. I like that they come in pairs. I always have a clean one in case the one I'm wearing gets dirty. Ordered on Wednesday and fits me perfectly. I'm 5'4' and weigh about 170 pounds. The small one would be too heavy for me to put on and the big one too big to compress well. Perfect for what I need and will probably order another pair if the swelling continues. I would like a natural beige color…

17 years after the operation I had to wear compression stockings on my arm. I tried company after company for products ranging from $60 to $250. Now that I'm retired I have to buy my own sleeves because Medicare won't cover the cost. I tried this particular sleeve and was blown away by the support and comfort. It's just the right amount of compression and stretching. I liked them so much I bought four pairs. If only they made mittens! I'm not saying you should ignore your medical equipment…

I am recovering from complicated elbow surgery. A compression sleeve was recommended to help with residual swelling. I chose the big one but it was too big when I got it. He practically stopped shrinking above the elbow. Totally MY fault for not paying attention to measurements. But as you all know, surgeries, recovery, physical therapy, work records, there are so many things to keep track of. Anyway, this company kindly refunded my money without forcing me to return it. (My return location is…

Compression is light, but I think I should reduce the size. I didn't want them to be too tight. I bought them mainly to reduce the lymphedema I have in an area of my armpits. Lymphedema is particularly noticeable with weight loss and aging. I know you have to wear them all the time to improve this, but you do so with little results. The material is soft and doesn't irritate my skin. I have poor circulation and wearing these things overall helps with that, sleeves are also a quick way to keep…

Of course one size doesn't fit all unless it's a quality material. However, this case may be suitable for some people. So, of course, this review is based on my own hand shape, length. If you are a tall person, this sleeve will be too short - a good two or three inches from where it should reach. Also, its shape seems too wide at the top, too loose. So if your shoulder is thin and long, this cuff will not compress your shoulder enough. So it slides too. However, if you're relatively short and…