DISUPPO Arthritis Gloves Relieve Pain from Rheumatoid, RSI,Carpal Tunnel, Hand Gloves Fingerless for Computer Typing and Dailywork, Support for Ha...

These gloves are a blessing in my life. I have been dealing with intense hand, finger, wrist pain and swelling. Its so bad, it wakes me up at night multiple times and disrupts me throughout the day with the pain, swelling, numbness and pins-n-needles sensation. I am in the process of testing to figure out what's causing my problem, but in the meantime, these are helping to restore my peace and sanity. I dont know how they do in the wash yet bc I used them as soon as I received them. I can say they are silky textured. They fit me like a dream. I can type, eat, sleep, brush my hair, apply makeup, drive, read, text and do anything else I want to do while wearing these with comfort and ease. I keep them inside my pillowcase (so they dont get lost) and when I wake up in the night with the pain, I slip one or both on and usually slide right back to sleep. The provide the perfect amount of compression pressure and I just love them. I had been using those little knitted "magic gloves" that kids use in the winter but its hard to find ones with tech fingers and then I had to keep taking them off to text, etc and the pain would come back. These gloves are so much better, I cant even tell you. I would give these gloves a 6 out of 5 in every possible thing, EXCEPT color. I want to wear these out in public (because I want to control my pain while Im out and about) and I wish these came in lots more colors and patterns like socks do, so that they become a fashion statement like those cute Madonna gloves in the 80's, instead of making me look like Im wearing medical devices. If the sellers read these, please start supplying these in more colors and patterns and I will gladly buy bunches!

I have RA and have wanted to try compression gloves to help my aching hands. The price and variety of colors made me decide to give these gloves a try. Having worn them for a few hours a day over the last three days, I am very happy with my purchase. They are warm without making my hands sweat and give a gentle level of compression that have eased the pain in my hands a lot. The opening at the fingertips makes it easy for me to still type and write while wearing them and the cloth is soft and not itchy. My only complaint is that the seam on the bridge between the palm and thumb is a bit too tight and scratchy at times. But it's easy to adjust the gloves so that it doesn't irritate my hands. Also, make sure to measure your hand as suggested before picking a size. My hands were at the limit suggested for Large and that turned out to be the perfect size with being tight enough for compression, but also loose enough to allow easy movement and not make my fingertips numb. If you're thinking of trying compression gloves, give these a try. They are well made for their price and comfortable enough to wear for hours.

I ordered medium after measuring my hand as guided. When I got them I immediately thought I should have ordered the smaller size for a tighter feel. I was wrong! Their sizing guide is spot on. They give you juuuuust enough support that you can literally wear them all day long as long as you don't need to wash your hands. I can't get enough of them. Wearin' 'em right now as I'm typing this (that's the pic!). Honestly I didn't even buy them for pain. My hands get a little cold sometimes while I'm working and they seemed like a better idea than regular fingerless gloves. But I do appreciate the support and comfort. They are exceptionally comfortable and I plan to handwash mine. They seem well stitched so I think they'll last. So here are two ways I use them as well. I like to use paraffin because my cuticles get dry in the winter. So I wear my gloves and just dip the fingertips. I also like to watch movies with them on. I put on lotion first (massaging it in well, don't want gook in your gloves), then pull on my gloves and place them on a warm hot water bottle on my lap. Ahhhhhhhhhhh! So soothing and cozy. At the end of movie time my hands are soft and pampered. Very pleased with my purchase! Would love to mention these on my podcast.

I have pain and cramping in my hand when writing, but that's not actually why I ordered these. I was browsing for types of gloves that I can wear while sitting at my desk and typing, using the mouse, etc. I have freakishly cold hands, so cold that it makes my entire body feel cold and during fall and winter months I can't seem to warm them up. It doesn't help that I have a wood stove and on days when it takes a while to get a fire going, the house is often quite chilly. So I looked at various gloves, mostly fashion fingerless gloves, but they were mostly thickly knitted, like a sweater, made for outdoor wear. I knew that would get uncomfortable indoors so I kept looking and then I found these. I got a Medium based on the sizing chart and the size is good. When I first put them on they felt weird, I kept wanting to pull them off, I think I wasn't used to the compression concept but they made my fingers feel puffy and strange. But I got used to them after a couple of days and now they don't bother me. I do notice a slight improvement in pain when writing (I write a lot in a journal), but I wouldn't say it's a significant difference for me personally. However, my hands are MUCH warmer! And that IS a significant difference; they've gone from freezing to actually warm. I can use my computer mouse without feeling like I'm holding onto a snowball, I can type freely and I'm not sitting on my hands or trying to hide them in my sleeves. So I love them in that regard. On the downside, I'm concerned about how long they'll last, they don't seem very durable. They look pretty neat on with winter outfits, but I really don't dare wear them out and about because I just feel like they'll fall apart or stretch out. I also don't find them as practical as I expected for 'around the house' chores/activities, they feel in the way. So I pretty much reserve them for office use or sitting things; reading, writing. But that was my original goal; to keep my hands warm when in my office, so for that they're perfect.