🖥️ NatraCure Reversible Carpal Tunnel Computer Gloves Review

I felt they helped me a lot when my computer pain flared up, but after a few days the pad in a glove came loose and it's almost impossible to get it back in place for more than a few minutes. It needs stitches or something. The pad is still properly attached to the left glove, but unfortunately the right one is almost scrap.

I received the gloves yesterday and I have to say I am disappointed. The photos show that the glove goes further down the wrist. The glove rests on my palm and the gel pad rests on the fleshy part of my hand, which doesn't interfere with wrist tilt correction when typing/using a mouse. I was the largest size they were so I was sure the gel would sink deep enough. Unfortunately, I hoped they would work.

Well I just received the gloves and they look like they would fit perfectly on the pillow I need but they made me have two gloves sent for my right hand! I contacted the seller about this and he quickly replied that the gloves are universal and I only have to flip one to use it on the other side. I use gloves daily and they work. big! They keep my hands comfortable all day :-)

They fit comfortably but I have fairly large hands for a woman and found them a little tight which caused a separate issue. I tried different things to stretch them and it was fine. Having to stay home and now working at home at my grandmother's desk, which is probably around 100 years old, I wrestled with the ergonomics of it all and ended up getting real pisi bones in my hands. I'm thankful for that as it eased that pain. I would recommend them to anyone as my colleague mentioned them to me.

I don't usually spend time writing product reviews but this was one of the best purchases I've ever made! Last summer I worked at a law firm and typed all day. At the end of the summer I actually went to physical therapy because my palms and wrists were so sore. This year I started working in the same company. I quickly started feeling the same pain and remembered my physical therapist recommended these gloves. Since wearing them I have never come home in pain again. You are 100% worth it and I

I work at the computer all day. My arms hurt and I kept stretching them to relieve the discomfort. I bought an ergonomic keyboard and wrist rest etc... it helped but not completely. I found an old computer glove with a pad in my palm and started using it, but it got hot and I had to take it off periodically. It was worn out so I figured it was going to be hard to come by. Substitute. When these gloves first came out they felt flimsy and the pad was so thin I was sure they wouldn't work, but I…

Just bought, I can't say anything about the durability yet, but I'm more than satisfied with it. The material is very comfortable against your skin and the shape and position of the pad is perfect for the keyboard and mouse. I've been struggling with wrist pain, mainly where my mouse hand rests on the outside of the table. But also a general pain when both wrists touch the table while typing. They brought instant relief and do not affect keyboard and mouse movement or accessibility at all. It's

Not a very good reviewer, not a paid review. I just needed some relief and these gloves are PERFECT so I'm sharing them in case anyone else has my issue. Graphics and web design end up damaging the outside edge of my wrist where it rests in my laptop. I can't always use the palm rest, but I can wear these gloves 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and I could. Mostly because I forget I'm wearing them! The gel is small enough to allow full range of motion and cleverly curved to fit exactly where you…

These gloves help relieve wrist pain, provide the mobility needed for tasks like writing, typing and drawing, and are affordable. As a college student and author, I spend many hours a week typing and writing. After my summer semester ended, I had terrible pain in both wrists that made writing and typing painful and slowing down a bit. I first went to the pharmacy and spent about $60 on wrist braces, but because of them I could barely move my wrist and arm enough to work. I had heard of wrist…