🧤 Compression Arthritis Gloves - Fingerless Hand Pain Relief Gloves for Women and Men - Ideal for Typing and Arthritis Relief Review

So far I've found that it doesn't make my hands warmer; rather they seem to make them (probably because of reduced circulation) often COLD, thus more clumsy. They are also too thick and narrow for comfortable typing. I'm sticking with them because I think they might still be helpful for arthritis relief, although I haven't tried them yet.

Okay so I've had the gloves for a few hours now. I'm glad I ordered the medium size. They're tight, but I think that's the way it should be. Let's see how they work in a few days. The only thing I was disappointed with was the tags. They keep poking me, so I'm trying to find a way to cut them off without cutting the glove: it's a bit annoying, my only complaint.

Bought for my father who has severe arthritis in his hands. Within minutes of donning the gloves, his hands grew warmer and he said they provided relief from the pressure. He's suffering a lot so I was happy to hear it actually worked. He was very impressed. It's nice that he can still use his phone and do other things because of his exposed fingertips.

I was hoping it would help with pinched nerve pain and numbness in my fingers. The thumb area of the glove was not tight and they stretch a bit after putting them on and taking them off. So you didn't help me. I gave a pair to an elderly woman due to her arthritis and she had trouble getting them on and off. So if you're older, you might have trouble with it 💜

I don't have swelling and I have small hands so I ordered a medium one. I have also referenced the size chart. They are so tight that they restrict my freedom of movement and my circulation. My fingertips were red, numb and I couldn't use them. The stitches on the fingers left dents and irritation on the skin. The signature tag on my wrist rubbed against my skin. I bought them to improve the situation, not to create more problems.

They are comfortable in terms of flexibility but my issue is the stitching and label. I have lupus and any irritation causes me discomfort, rashes, redness that may persist. They help with osteoarthritis. I even stitched two gloves together to solve this problem, it seemed to work, the seams were sealed well but the full tag is still there. A label sewn into a seam cannot be thrown away. The two together make them tight, although please find a lining that works!

So happy with this purchase, far beyond my expectations. I bought these with the expectation that my hands would be warm when doing housework but my fingers would be free all day to operate touchscreen devices. I was hoping to notice a compression effect due to my hands falling asleep at night when I sleep, but really wasn't expecting much. When I first opened them I was a bit disappointed with the thickness and compression - neither seemed to be enough. Just a few days later I was so…

I received 2 packs of gray compression gloves as a replacement and am happy with them. The original box had seams around my thumbs so tight they left painful, swollen, red indentations between my thumb and forefinger for hours. And I have super skinny arms! I was worried they would have the same problem but not at all! The little new sizes don't hurt at all! I would only order a small size if your hand size is below the specified measurements! Otherwise choose the middle option! MY FIRST…

***UPDATE*** 16th Dec 20 I've just received two more pairs of these and everything I say below remains true. They may look the same as many others made in China, but obviously they're not made by the same people in the same factory. They just don't come apart at the seams like others I've tried. The only note I would add is that they have a fairly visible label sewn into the side of the wrist seam that I have to remove very carefully. Given the characters I work with, there's no way I can walk…