Full Finger Arthritis Gloves - Palm Grips - Touch Screen Fingertips - Compression Support for Carpal Tunnel, Pain Relief, Tendonitis - Fits Men & Women - 1 Pair - M

I have a bad disease that disfigures my body. My joints hurt badly. I have other compression gloves that are worn out for compression. I really like these gloves. They are just the right amount of compression for my hands. I like that they are long enough to cover my wrists. The wrists doesn’t have much if any copper in them. But they seem comfortable to wear as much as you want to wear them. I don’t care that they come in colors. Black are fine me.

Some reviews say the screen touch doesn’t work. I just received a new pair and both the thumb and index finger have touch sensitive pads. They work well as long at the pad is flat on your finger. The side seam will interfere if the glove finger is rotated a little.Using the size chart these gloves fit snug but are easy to put on and remove.

gloves work great

They run small

It does not keep my hands warm.

Review for full finger copper compression gloves. I have had the best experience with these so I guess yours will depend on your expectations. I know gloves will not cure pain and most likely, copper doesn't add any benefits. I wanted full finger gloves though, and those aren't easy to find so I tried these. I ordered medium size for my relatively small hands and they fit fine and tight - I need to push down between the fingers for them to fit so no problem with compression. If anything a little too tight at purchase but settle in as you use them. I have had these for five months and I've worn them for working around the house and garden, with care not to abuse them obviously. No problems with them. I drive with them and they appear to protect my hands from the vibrations of the steering wheel. I can wash them every night if they get grubby from work and they dry out fine in a warm place. I don't use the touch screen feature much and it is a little awkward but yes it does work. I don't recommend texting on a small phone but that should be obvious. I'm just about to buy a second pair. I expected the copper thing to be an excuse for a poor quality product overall but these aren't and I'm happy with them for my arthritis. They will not take away all your pain - nothing will - but they make a huge difference to me.

I didn't buy these gloves for arthritis relief, but instead because they have copper infused into the threads. Copper has anti-microbial properties that come in handy in these virus-laden times. The gloves themselves fit fantastic and I have no problem using them with my smartphone, which is plus. I wear them at work to keep safe, and they are comfortable to wear for long periods of time and do not get too hot. There is good quick customer support from the company. However, they do not come with instructions on how best to clean them—so I'll give them to you now.1) Wash by hand in cold water with a mild soap.2) Wring and then let air-dry.Though the copper in the gloves is self-sanitizing, this added procedure will help:1) Purchase some 24-guage sheet copper—I bought this product:https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00AKMNNX4/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o05_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=12) With tins snips, cut it in half so you have 2 sheets, each measuring 6" X 12".3) Put the gloves side by side on one of the sheets—palms up.4) Make sure that all of the fingers and thumbs of the gloves are on the copper sheet.5) Put the other copper sheet on top of the gloves so that it aligns with the sheet below.6) Cover both sheets with a heavy book so that the top copper sheet is being pushed down onto the gloves.7) Leave overnight.This keeps the copper infused in the threads in contact with the copper sheets on both sides of the gloves. This will help kill any organisms existant on the gloves and will give you a fresh start for the day!

I purchased these to prove something to a friend. My beliefs on "copper infused" clothing is that its just hype. CHATGPT agrees with some odor reducing properties maybe,but NO health benefits. Listen to this verbatim from chatgpt 4.0 "Pain relief or anti-inflammatory effects:Multiple clinical trials have failed to show significant pain relief from copper-infused garments compared to placebo.Example: A 2013 randomized controlled trial published in PLOS One on copper bracelets and magnetic wrist straps for arthritis showed no meaningful improvement in pain, stiffness, or physical function.Improved athletic performance or recovery:No high-quality studies show copper-infused clothing improves athletic recovery, circulation, or muscle soreness compared to standard compression garments (if even those offer much benefit).🧑‍⚖️ Regulatory and Expert OpinionsThe U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has taken action against companies for making unproven claims about copper-infused products (e.g., Tommie Copper in 2015).Medical experts and dermatologists typically regard copper-infused clothing as largely marketing-driven with no special benefit beyond the placebo effect or ordinary compression.🧵 Bottom Line✅ Antimicrobial benefit (reducing odor, possibly helping skin health in niche cases)❌ No solid evidence for pain relief, inflammation reduction, or performance enhancement⚠️ Placebo effect may make people feel better, but that’s not the same as proven efficacy"Also the reason the copper splits easy is because you have to take these off by grabbing a bunch of material at the palm,otherwise it will stretch and break the copper overlay.So .....you can buy these ,ubt its pretty much a placebo if they work for you, but hey thats ok too. Just know the facts prior to purchase.