Waterproof Silicone Tenosynovitis Support by Pannow Review

I suffer from Carpal Tunnel Syndrome I ordered this to try and wear a traditional bandage instead of my traditional bracelet during the day due to my work where more restrictive and uncomfortable conditions make my work difficult. They were great for pain relief, but where they are comfortable to wear they become a second skin and no matter if they get wet they can be wiped off.

Great freedom of movement, comfort and weight - BUT - I removed it - and the magnet flew out. Magnets are SMALL. I am very lucky that I found the magnet before my dog or cat. Magnets are very dangerous if ingested. I'm not sure if the magnets or the silicone brace are helping my tenosynovitis feel better, but I'll remove the magnets and find out. I don't want to endanger the health of my pets.

Less than a day. One of those gloves is torn. in the thumb area. There is no point in updating now. The second broke within a week. these things are garbage. update two. It comes with four gloves. the third glove just broke. Don't waste your time and money on this. What a rip off! If I could give zero stars I would AND give no answer. Customer service is non-existent. Big shock here. 05/01/20, the last glove from this set. has a crack folks, this product is pure bull. Save money.

I really like this product when I wear it during the day, especially at work when I'm on the computer all day. I don't have to take it off when I go to the bathroom, I can wash my hands in it, and although it's designed to be snug; the object does not press on the hand. However, at 5pm I'm only ready to take it off because it gets a little wet on your skin and I need my skin to breathe. At night I sleep with a corset in which there is a metal splint for the thumb, but during the day it is…

My husband has severe carpal tunnels in both hands and needed support that he could carry and continue working while awaiting surgery. He's a mechanic and velcro/padded braces don't go well with his job. I will say that he has very large hands and that might be part of the problem as to why they weren't working properly. He liked the fact that they are so thin but still don't rip which is a huge bonus. But they were so restrictive (again, perhaps due to the size of his hand) that after several…

Pros: Seems to relieve pain but I'm not sure if they really are magnets, I suspect they limit range of motion more . Durable for the type of material it's made of. It's waterproof, only letting some water through the edges when my hands were actually submerged in water. I found it very comfortable to wear for hours. However, I have small hands and can't imagine anyone with large hands being comfortable for very long, although it seems to stretch quite well. I think it's good value for money…

After reading the reviews I was glad to try it. To be honest I didn't think I had big arms until I tried to put on one of them. As soon as I managed to get the sausage (my hand) into the casing (wrist brace) I began to experience a slight choking sensation which was uncomfortable but bearable for a while. Then the sweating (or, in my mother's words, "shine") started. I ignore it until I can. Then, in a panic, I discovered that removing the wet palm rest from my fat arm was even more difficult…

They came in a pack of four. I have arthritis and swelling in my thumbs where they attach to my hand. The first broke within an hour and the second has been fine for a few days. They have four BB sized magnets built into the rubber, two inside the arm and two outside. I'm not sure if they help, they're easy to pop out if they're in an uncomfortable spot as you have to press firmly on the sensitive skin on the outside of the joint. No problem since I removed it. I'm allergic to latex and they…

Pros: Seems to reduce pain but I'm not sure if it's really magnets, I suspect they limit range of motion more. Durable for the type of material it's made of. It's waterproof, only letting some water through the edges when my hands were actually submerged in water. I found it very comfortable to wear for hours. However, I have small hands and can't imagine anyone with large hands being comfortable for very long, although it seems to stretch quite well. I think it's good value for money…

After reading the reviews I wanted to try it. To be honest I didn't think I had big arms until I tried to put on one of them. As soon as I managed to get the sausage (my hand) into the casing (wrist brace) I began to experience a slight choking sensation which was uncomfortable but bearable for a while. Then the sweating (or, in my mother's words, "shine") started. I ignore it until I can. Then, in a panic, I discovered that removing the wet palm rest from my fat arm was even more difficult…