Copper Arthritis Compression Gloves Women Men Relieve Hand Pain Swelling and Carpal Tunnel Fingerless for Typing, Support for Joints, Medium

These work great for my mother-in-law. She has arthritic hands and these take the pain away almost completely. Her quality of life is better because of them. That’s the truth. Great product!

UPDATE...good quality, comfortable, good grip, but not right for my pain. I need the stiff bar and the pressure for my carpal tunnel pain. So I ordered a new bulky wrist brace. But if what you need is warmth for arthritis, these are nice and offer a lot of movement capability. I added a star to my prior rating. 2nd UPDATE...GREAT once I downsized to small. They still don't really help with carpal tunnel, but for normal arthritis pain they help a lot. I ordered more. Not enough compression. I should have sized down. Trying to decide if I want to order another smaller pair. Will wear a day and decide. I have a bulky wrist brace with straps and metal bar and Velcro so I may just need to stick with that. I was hoping something less inflexible would work. I do like the longer fingers, but I need the pressure on the palm and thumb base.

First, thanks to everyone that confirmed the length of the fingers had been updated, as described/shown in the Seller's photo. I REALLY needed coverage for first knuckle. I also wanted this particular pair of gloves due to the "grip strips". I have other compression gloves and they're so slippery. When driving, I have to grip steering wheel tighter and doing that causes discomfort. Special thanks to D Talley who suggested ordering a size larger. I bought the Medium and happy I did. Even though I typically wear a small glove, I am certain the small in THIS glove would not have fit. My issue is only in right hand. The first knuckle on Pinkie finger swells. Sometimes same for Ring finger. I don't know if I will ever wear the left glove. A shame to pay for a pair. Can't turn the Left inside-out and use on Right because I would lose the "grippers". Oh well. PHOTO 1- My hand compared to the glove. My fingers are short and not at all slender. I was able to get the glove on fairly easily. The glove is snug and comfortable. PHOTO 2 shows how the glove fits on my hand. The "troublesome" pinkie is covered, but too much. I'd rather have too much than not enough. PHOTO 3 - I need to pull the fabric down in order to expose fingertip. I've been using the glove(s) for a couple weeks and it's helping. I have not worn while driving yet, so I don't know if the "grippy" texture will help me not to hold the wheel so tightly compared to the cotton/spandex type. However, using the computer mouse is much easier. The palm area seems to have a little "gap" right in the center; doesn't touch my hand. I can feel a bit of moisture underneath. That's a bit annoying. I am thinking of trying a size Large, but not sure. That might solve the sweaty palm part, but then might not have the same level of compression.

Although I returned these, I want say they were very well made and very comfortable to wear. They fit perfectly and were easy to put on. I loved the grip bands on the palm side of the gloves!!! I would highly recommend them for those with milder arthritis. Mine is very advanced so I need more compression.

This is definitely helping with my arthritic pain.And my wrist and fingers as i'm working, and then I use my other pair to sleep in

Runs large. I measured and ordered approximately but gloves are too big and offer no compression.

I used these during my pregnancy! Helped me a lot with the pain in my hands. Anyway ask your doctor! Worth the money!

They are not compression gloves at all; my non copper compression gloves are more soothing to arthritic thump/wrist pain, or finger pain than these loose "copper" gloves are