Pnrskter Arthritis Gloves, New Material, Compression Gloves for Arthritis Rheumatoid Osteoarthritis and Carpal Tunnel Pain Relief, Arthritis Fingerless Gloves for Men and Women(1 Pair, Small Size)

These compression gloves are good, very comfortable, and easy to use. They are washable, and feel better when put on. I bought these for my dad, as he suffers from carpal tunnel, and had pain in his wrists/ hands. Although they feel good, I expect they will continue to help with carpal tunnel pain. Great product.

I just love these gloves I have terrible arthritis in hands and was really struggling with day to day stuff. Now I put these on and it helps so much. I would really recommend these for anyone who has arthritis in hands x

I suffer from arthritis in the joints of my fingers and find writing or using my computer difficult due to the pain. These gloves offer really good support with just enough compression to make working with my hands a lot less painful. The open fingers mean I can still use a touchscreen or fingerprint recognition. My only gripe is the slightly bulky seams which leave marks on my fingers after I’ve been wearing the gloves for a while but it’s a minor problem. Definitely worth trying if you suffer from painful joints.

Well made, come well down the wrists which helps with keeping warm, and not too long on the fingers (some of these types of glove come almost to the fingertips which renders them hopeless for lots of activities), gentle compression. Quite stylish too

Can’t really comment much apart from the size guidelines which I followed carefully but when gloves arrived they were way to small. My advice: Double Check size and add a few Centimetres.

Bought for my mother. She says they are helpful especially when its cold. She has Raynauds and said these are the only things to help.

I can’t do without these during the colder months. Saves my arthritic hands. I buy them every year.

Bought these for a friend a while back to help out with the pains he kept getting in his hands. Seems to be doing the job and although not a cure it has helped a lot