Copper Compression Gloves — Hand & Finger Support, Sold as a Pair

Very good

My fingers feel better

These gloves are ok, I have mixed connective tissue disease and my hands have been so swollen and painful. I have been unable to use them to do much the past few months. Holding my iPhone or iPad is a struggle, after 10 minutes it’s just too much. I’ve tried wrapping them with KT tape, and just about every other tape and wrap on the market. I’ve tried about 6 pairs of other gloves before these ones.... arthritis gloves, thick workers gloves, just about anything out there. These were my favorite because on the parts that are really swollen, it does not look like there’s any support in the photos, but where the thumb is, and underneath where you would have rings on my fingers get all swelled up, there’s all compression there, and quite a bit of support to it. I’m not saying my hands feel completely better because they do not at all. I’m just saying that after a few months of spending money on various items that are useless to me, these are the 1st gloves I have found that provide me with some relief.Good luck to everyone looking for relief!

So far so good

I've had these for just under 3 weeks now and so far I'm amazed how well they worked, I was developing carpel tunnel after I started working in a warehouse, pain killers and bandages weren't helping while the pain in my wrist was getting worse for. I decided to give these a shot after about 2 months of misery and the affect was almost immediate, it took wearing them overnight for roughly 3 nights for my wrist to get back to normal.My hand is just in the medium range (8.1" around the knuckles) and the gloves fit perfectly, they don't cut off circulation and are comfortable for about 8-10 hours, wearing them longer seems to stiffen up my fingers.Update: I've changed the rating from 5 to 3 stars, because it seems that after about 5 or so weeks of wear the wrist part of the gloves have lost their compression.The rating would be 4 starts if the gloves were in a lower price range. I can't honestly give a $20 pair of gloves a 4 or 5 star rating if they only last 5 weeks. A simple elastic velcro strap connected to the edge of the glove would pretty much solve the issue.From my experience with the copperjoint knee sleeves, this company seems to have difficulty getting their product to stay where its supposed to stay, either making the edge elastic too weak (these gloves) or too aggressive (the knee sleeves). I bought an ace wrist brace and a pair of knee braces and believe me, a simple elastic velcro strap can do wonders for keeping your product where its supposed to be.

Having been diagnosed with Dupuytren's contracture, I was relieved that this ailment is treatable, even though it can be progressive or recur after treatment. The hand specialist suggested I use "arthritis gloves" at night. He said just get some from Amazon; they didn't have to be by prescription.I looked online & saw these, that had open fingertips & copper threads. I ordered them & have been happy with the results: I can now form a fist & lay my hand down flat on a surface in the mornings when I get up. Not being able to close my hands into a fist is what sent me to the doctor in the first place, so I am very happy with this purchase! And having the open fingertips is less restricting than wearing full finger gloves, when you have things to do before getting into bed.

This is the second pair I have purchased. I get cramps in my left hand because I have cubital tunnel that affects my left hand. It cramps often and these gloves have helped to lessen the time it takes to stop the pain and cramp.

Amazing pair of compression gloves. I simply love them. When I put them on I can instantly feel circulation start to return in my finger tips. They help wonders with my aches, pains, and cramps. Really comfortable to wear. Only negative I have so far is the rubber grips come off rather easy, after wearing for only a day I've already lost a few.

The gloves seem to really help all day.

I read all day/night on my kindle fire. I am 66 years old with Rheumatoid Arthritis, and Parkinson's Disease. I am able to hold my kindle securely and safely. These gloves are very good.

I enjoy these gloves a lot and use them while I'm working at the computer or drawing on my iPad. The the compression seems to help the pain in my wrists while working for a prolonged time and the fabric is also helpful so my palm doesn't activate my iPad when I'm drawing. The only drawback I've seen so far is that the log on the back of the glove peeled off during my very first use of them.

Love these gloves, I’m not sure how they actually work. I have more movement in my finger when I wear them.

Excelente

Not sure if these are helping my hand issue as I may need an operation, but the quality is great and they feel great on. For one they are keeping my hands warm around the house... Because they are fingerless I can wear them to do almost everything except wash my hands !!I got a different model from the same company which are called Copper Joint Wrist Compression Sleeves. I gave them a 5 star rating too.. They are both quite stylish for a therapy product. So much so that people come up to me and ask if I am wearing them for style or need. I think both. I bought these in hopes of helping my trigger finger on my right hand and thumb pain on my left hand. They are a comfort product, especially for winter. I wake up with numb hands as I have poor circulation from using my hands so much as I am an artist. They definitely helped with that issue. My hands feel better in the morning. I wear them out under my gloves and have now become a signature of mine that when I don't have them on, friends make a comment !! Love them !!

They work and help relieve some of my chronic hand ache, but the textured strips across the palm are pretty much 1/3 gone (I'm an office worker who uses a tablet and only wear them 6-8 hours for 2-4 days at a time), the logo on the back of the wrist peeled off on day 2 (I only wear one), and there are strings sticking out from pretty much every "hem" and joint with some of the hems unfolding.Having said all that, they ARE still working, they have not totally fallen apart. However, if you don't want to look like homeless Crazy Eddie with the unraveling strings and the flopping of the texture gel strips that work their way loose, you may want to spend the $10-25 more on Tommie.They keep pressure well and there are no gaps in the stitching (yet?). It seems to pretty much be cosmetic and at the ends that we're having problems.(Besides the texture grips - I can't wear them to drive anymore because the material is too slick on the steering wheel for me to trust.)Forget about washing these on the delicate cycle or hand-wash cycle or the cold dishwasher setting. I truly hand wash. Just in case, because I don't want them to fall apart.The same brand makes a wrist support and an elbow support. I feel the same about the elbow support as these, however, the wrist supports are very nicely made and durable, the logo is flat screen printed instead of glue-on raised gel stuff and is holding up fine. My only problem with the wrist ones is not the manufacturer's fault - I have long hands and by the time I get something long enough to not cut into my thumb "webbing", it's no longer keeping pressure.The company has been fast to respond and quick to issue refunds and-or send a different size when I've contacted them. (That's part of what boosted the rating.)I have 5 y/o Tommie's from a life that included gardening that are in better shape; one pair got bleach spotted and one pair got cat-clawed, so I was looking for a "nice" pair to wear to work. These are not it.Again, the company is lovely to deal with, but the quality ... not what I'd hoped for.

Charles,While most satisfied customers focus on the products they are happy to have purchased, I would like to say this first: Your customer service is the best I've ever experienced. Your only goal seemed to be my satisfaction. And that remained constant even through a couple of exchanges we had to make, not all of them your company's fault.Over the past few weeks, my wife and I (we both have arthritic type aches and pains) have purchased and put to good use the gloves, the wrist sleeve support (perfect for someone who types multiple hours per day), the long compression socks (perfect for my diabetes), and the compression elbow sleeves, which had an almost immediate therapeutic effect on my elbow arthritis (from 50 years of archery and bowhunting). My only suggestion is for the buyer to purchase the latter one size smaller than usual, since the fabric may stretch over time.Having been around the medical field for over two decades, and having authored several books on health and wellness, I could almost hear the whispers, "evidence, evidence, where's the evidence?" To which I have to say, "It works. True, no one knows why it works, but it does." Truthfully, it would be nearly impossible to conduct a double-blind, randomized, placebo controlled, crossover study on the effectiveness of these products. But if you're looking for something to "alleviate pain associated with injury, inflammation, and arthritis," these products are worth trying.The Rev. Dr. D.

My wife ordered these for me. I struggle with chronic pain in my back and arthritis in my hands and other joints, enough that I am on disability and pretty much home bound.I did a LOT of research while looking for this style of glove because being on disability also means living on a tight budget as well. In all my research, I kept coming back to these gloves and finally decided to make the leap. I had a hard time deciding which size to get, as the reviews were kind of all over the place in suggestions. In the end, I went one size up and am sorry I did. As many people pointed out (and as the seller did to) these gloves will stretch quite a bit once you put them on and wear them for a few hours.I felt almost immediate relief when I put them on. I can only best describe the sensation as a 'pleasant tingling'. It wasn't strong or an 'OMG' kind of sensation, but it was noticeable and felt nice. It made using my computer (mouse and keyboard) much more enjoyable than it has been lately. I also slept with them on and did not wake up with the usual swelling and stiffness I have most mornings.Unfortunately, the gloves did stretch out as some reviewers warned they would. I don't know if I should have gone with the size I measured myself for or a smaller size. They are not terribly difficult to put on but they are a bit tricky to take off. The only reason I even mention the part about being tricky to take off is that I had to remind myself to be 'patient' while taking them off. I am NOT saying they feel poorly made, quite the opposite. They feel well made. I just didn't want to 'impatiently' pull or yank them off and risk ripping or damaging them. Keep this in mind when you go to remove them. Just be patient, take your time, they will come off.I feel these gloves are worth every penny and would recommend them to anyone who is looking for relief from arthritis pain, swollen fingers, hands that fall asleep and wake you in the middle of the night with the pain it brings, etc. I would strongly recommend you order the correct size and go from there. You may find after trying them, you want to go down ONE size but no more. These gloves offer relief from pain and 'light' support for your wrists, making them very comfortable and flexible for daily use.As tempting as it is to request the 'No Questions Asked Refund', I 'did' order one size larger than what I measured my size to be and don't feel it would be honest to ask for a refund. I still use them when I am on the computer and when I sleep and take whatever relief I can get but hope and plan to order the correct size down the road when I can afford to do so.

They work great in my opinion, for hand temperature regulation hot/cold, sweat, compression. They're soft, lightweight, fairly thin and movable. I treat them kind of like socks, throwing them in the wash with the rest of them. They would definitely last longer if I hand washed them/air dried them, but that's not personally what I felt like doing, lol.Just know that you if treat them similarly, you will have to replace them somewhat often, because they wear out kind of like socks.You wear them enough times and they're gonna be still functional, but a little messed up. The only thing that has seemed to break on them so far are the grip lines. Everything else about them is solid after at least 6 months and 10-20% of that time wearing them.The peeling of the grip is ultimately not an issue for the main purpose of the gloves, and aside from less grip, they function completely as they did day one otherwise.I think the value for the money is great, but base that more on how many times you're going to wear them, than the original price. Personally, about 5 cents ii less per day that I wore them isn't half bad.

I searched for a long time on amazon, combing through FAQ's and product reviews, to find a glove that compensated the plaguing sweaty palms problem for gaming. After all my searching, this product is what I settled on. After a few weeks of use, I have found it to be beyond satisfactory for what it is made for: helping and preventing corporeal tunnel. The repetitive motions of the fingers and hands during PC gameplay over a long exposure will lead to hand cramps and this glove has helped a bunch with that. As far as the sweaty hands, the glove doesn't wick the moisture completely, but it is much better than bare hands.These gloves work well personally, but if you are a PC player consider what you are specifically looking for in a gaming glove. The main point of conflict is that these gloves have a slight grip over the palm which does not slide over plastic keyboards or a mouse. This caveat works for me, but not for everybody (at least according to the other reviews I have seen)Overall, the glove does exactly what it is advertised to do. Just make sure to do actual measurements of your hands and get the right size before you buy.