DRNAIETY Copper Arthritis Compression Gloves for Women and Men, for Arthritis Hand Pain, Anti-Slip, Fingerless

Lightweight fabric has plenty of stretch with a very smooth feel inside and out. The rubbery designs on the palm provide a decent nonslip grippiness for daily light activities in my home. I do remove them during any tasks that would soil or make them wet. For example, i don't eat while wearing them but you easily could if you wanted to.I'm a 50 year old female with moderate arthritis and bursitis. My hands often swell and have increased pain at either temperature extreme. I also have some nerve damage creating a sensitive area in mid-palm just below fingers. This makes my skin feel almost as if i had grabbed the handle of hot pan and burned it. The smooth fabric interior of these gloves is very soothing for this problem.My hand measures right at border of medium/large on size chart so I got the Large. This is a comfortable fit but gives only very light compression over most areas. I previously bought a pair that looked identical in the item sale images, but sold by denofri; this pair arrived packaged more nicely. The rebound of the fabric is also better in this pair especially within stitching at open end of the fingers. This pair seems to "stretch out" less than the other after wearing them overnight.The thin fabric creates mild extra warmth to my aching hands during cold season as I keep my home under 70 to manage utility cost. The warmth and very light compression does reduce pain levels noticeably in my fingers and hands. They still hurt but any amount of relief without taking medications makes me happy. I might buy another pair in Medium to check if tighter compression helps decrease pain more in my knuckles and finger joints during the day. And wear the Large size at night.I would, and already have, recommended these to family members for aching hands and fingers.

wonderful fit - medium - i wear them when at computer - energizes the hands.. the fingers feel LIGHTER...

I ordered these because of arthritic fingers. For the first pair i ordered I purchased medium and they were too large. I gave those away and ordered the small size. They fight tighter and I believe they have made a difference due to squeezing effect on my swollen knuckles. The open fingers provide ability to pick up things and use the computer with ease. In addition, the squeeze effect makes it easier for me to make a closed fist and hold a glass with enough finger pressure to avoid losing grip.After wearing them for a few days, it seems that the gloves are starting to stretch out as they feel a bit looser. However they are washable and I hope will shrink a bit when washed.As for any benefit from the coper threads in the gloves, I am not sure whether that is making any difference.I will likely buy another pair of these when this pair wears out.

Light compression. Easy to hand wash. My ring size is Ladies 9. I wear a M glove throughout most work days, wash & air dry. If need be, I have an immediate spare...how so?I use the glove only on my dominate hand diagnosed with severe Tendinitis with an accompanying Trigger Thumb. It's my European trait to overwork laborious tasks that cause my condition, says my doctor. So, I turn one glove inside out and feel the same relief. Good savings. Yep, I have to be frugal, too.Only a few times have I worn while sleeping. I did not find any special good feeling upon awaking. But, I have a lot of pain tolerance, another bad trait.First review, but I ordered 2x .... and again for someone whose work requires a lot of computer keyboarding. I will likely order, again, when this second pair shows wear. But... these gloves last. Good design with plenty free finger exposure & stitching that does not deter from comfort.The glove is not a cure, but it likely brings equal relief of rather reaching for an OTC that would damage my liver. (Unless a hand is excessive large, nothing about this product should cause discomfort.)YES! I recommend you try it.

Ok quality and fit properly, no copper and they sent me two left handed gloves, this wouldn't be an issue if they were ambidextrous gloves they're made for left / right and my issue is on the right, but for cheap compression gloves they're not the worse

Excellent product, great relief for carpal tunnel and trigger finger

These copper gloves helped so much for the pain I had in my hand pain was gone with in a week

Works well. I tried several different types and found that the longer fingers worked best for me.