🖐️ Comfortable NYOrtho Palm Grip Hand Contracture Cushion: Improved Elastic Band, Sweat Resistant & Machine Washable Palm Protector Review

This item is so soft and porous that it fits easily in the palm of your hand. Nails no longer dig into my husband's palm. As soon as you put it on, your fingers will naturally relax and open up.

I've had issues with my ring and pinky fingers clenching and digging into my palm. I have tried other hand holds but this one is the best due to the fabric. The fabric is springy and strong enough to keep your fingers in place.

Bought these for a family member who has hand contractures. Nursing homes do not provide them. They are soft, supple and absorb moisture well, wash and dry well. I would highly recommend them for patient comfort.

I really liked the NYOrtho Palm Contracture Arm Pads with elastic cord. They are easy to put on, comfortable and very well made. My husband uses them to keep his nails from digging into his palms. I plan to order another pair. Linnett

I had a stroke 10 years ago. And it left me paralyzed on the right side. I had to relearn everything. I had to learn to write and speak again. Your palms are wonderful. I only wish I had found it many years ago. The good thing about them (there are many good things) is that they don't break a sweat. All the other palm grips made you sweat and couldn't be washed like yours. If you are unhappy that I had a stroke (at such a young age) please take this one. You will not regret it!

This is a comfortable palm grip that helps reduce contractures or position the hand in a more neutral position. I have given it to my Rheumatoid Arthritis patient to keep her fingers from digging into her palms and it has worked great for her. I wish there was a better way to secure the palm around the arm than a rubber band, velcro might help. I see that in a lower level patient who cannot cognitively keep that palm in place, it's easy to lose it. But overall the material is very soft and the…

I have an autoimmune disorder that causes my muscles to cramp when I sleep, especially when I'm already in pain. I wake up in the morning and my muscles are exhausted from the night's clenching. I take several medications but I was looking for something that could help my hands relax at night. I've tried carpal tunnel wraps and spasm wraps, but this simple stuffed pillow is the least sore on my hands. They fall off my hands about half the time so I'll sew them onto a pair of lightweight gloves…