iMedic Fingerless Compression Gloves for Arthritis Pain Relief – Large Hand Support for Raynaud’s, Carpal Tunnel & Osteoarthritis – Breathable Arthritis Gloves for Men & Women – Black

EDIT. I've had these gloves for nearly a year now and they are still in use and good condition. I wanted to add that I have now been diagnosed with DUPUYTREN'S in my left hand and these gloves are helping with the discomfort this disease causes. I would highly recommend these gloves for DUPUYTREN'S, arthritis, ulnar issues and carpal tunnel.I had carpal tunnel surgery two weeks ago, I had been having pain in all fingers and the incision area of my palm. I also have osteoarthritis in all fingersAfter looking through reviews on various arthritis gloves, I decided these might be the answer. They varied a lot in price, but these gloves came in under £8 and had lots of positive reviews.Quick and easy to measure and order size medium.Next day my gloves arrived, I put them straight on and almost immediately my hands felt more comfortable, they warmed my hands up and weren't bulky like standard knitted fingerless gloves. The gloves are long enough to cover your wrists and go past the last joint on all fingers. They fit closely but they are not tight.Within 3 hours of delivery I had ordered my second pairI found while wearing them that I could comfortably do activities that were uncomfortable on my hand without the gloves.I really feel the recovery from the carpal tunnel surgery has quickened after using these gloves. My right hand has yet to have the carpal tunnel surgery, but I find the symptoms of carpal tunnel lessen if I'm wearing the gloves.They gloves are a very dark grey and don't look conspicuous or unsightly.I highly recommend you try them if you have arthritis or carpal tunnel

Very effective, comfortable, nice design, good support for both hands, very durable, nice colour

I'm not entirely sure how well these are supposed to work, so I'm finding it difficult to review them.I type a lot for work, so got them to help with that. What I found was that they added good support to my fingers, and a good amount of warmth. The most useful aspect of them, I found, was that they reminded me not to overbend my fingers. They add just a little bit of stiffness which prevented me from overusing my worst fingers. I had to account for that when I was typing a little, but it was easy to adjust, and my hands aren't so sore at the end of the day. and in winter, they're snug and warm as well :)

bought these as I have Rheumtoid arthritis, although they say they are good all form of arthritis. They didn't really give the relief I needed, so although they didn't work for me, they maybe good others. I will probably wear them when it gets cold over the winter for going outside.

Wasn’t sure about buying these but when your desperate you’ll buy and try anything.Lovely material and they are very comfortable to wear.I can’t say if the help with the pain - I put them on when the pain starts which I suppose defeats the object as the horse has already bolted. I’ve no idea if they’ll prevent any pain because they’re not something I want to wear constantly and I can’t predict when pain will peak for me to need them.They do keep the hands and wrists very hot and I love the fact that they fit to just below the nail bed and cover the first set of knuckle bones - my pain in those are so bad so I’m pleased they keep them warm.They also feel slightly tight - not restricting in any way. Tight is maybe the wrong word, but they keep my hands compact and I personally find that very helpful.

Actually really good and half the price of the last pair I bought

I want really expecting these to work. I suffer from Raynaud's and while using the computer or just going to the local shops my hands go white really fast. Allowing the trip to the shops is only 7 minutes and it wasn't even cold.I use these mostly at home in the house as when using the computer mouse my hands get really cold. When I first tried these gloves it took a while for my hand to heat up so didn't think they worked but they do. Even the end exposed fingers.They are quite comfortable and do the compression that they say. The only thing I had to get used to is the seams do feel odd when using a mouse.The only downside is they are not good for wet weather. I brought in the shopping delivery and forgot to remove them and the next morning they (or technically only my left hand) were still wet. I had no eating on and it was 15C so that might not be an issue for others.Well worth the money as now I can work comfortably.As my hands now keep warm I don't have the pain they get when cold.

what a load of rubbish they split down the seam within days of buying so i went to my local tool store got a pair of gloves smaller than my size and cut the finger tips off all for under two quid now i wear them every day they are great