Dr. Arthritis Copper Arthritis Compression Gloves for Women and Men, Carpal Tunnel Gloves, Hand Brace for Arthritis Pain

Bought as a gift for my mother who said they worked amazingly. Very lightweight and easy to wear. Able to use her phone and computer with them on.

[Edit/ Update]:Despite being overall satisfied / happy with the product -- The customer service for this company is second to none. They immediately responded willing to refund my money (now 6+ months later). I refused a refund as I wear these gloves and think they are a great product. However, they asked if I'd like a complimentary pair of these gloves in the version without fingertips to address my 1 complaint (isn't capacitive (doesn't work with phone)).I said sure,.. and I'll leave my thoughts on these in regards to the reason I use these gloves in the first place (Raynaud's Syndrome) and how fingertip removed gloves work (or don't) in a condition where the blood supply shuts off to your extremities. Again, this is a quality company.[Start Review]:I'd buy these gloves a million times over. Inexpensive and , so far, they've held up to much use and abuse. I've had them a better part of a year and I honestly didn't expect them to not wear out with daily use.These are extremely thin gloves,.. but in a great way - They don't feel constricting, in fact I'm typing at nearly my regular rate of speed (100-120 wpm [Yeah I type fast... but often slow it down to 80 or so casually). Point is the fingers are moving at the rate of my brain thinking and these gloves don't slow this down MUCH. It's more than acceptable.Now my biggest complaint -- For me, they aren't capacitive. Meaning they don't work with my phone. I didn't expect to really easily 'text' but unlock my phone and press basic buttons.. yes. It shows "Katie" texting her friends with these... I don't believe they are made with capacitive material but if they are it's not well done.Lastly, I bought these because they advertise Raynaud's relief. I have severe Raynauds (Fingers, Feet, ears, nose, any part possibly effected is..) So I wear these gloves all the time as even just the AC blowing will create massive discomfort and my arteries constrict 90% of the day so my fingers/hands are literally ice cold and painful. They help, but definitely don't keep them warm. But you must remember, if you have Raynaud's it is cold cause by blood vessel vasoconstriction/dilation dysfunction. Specifically the arteries constrict (get smaller or close) leading to the fingers primarily which causes the fingers to turn white (like a corpse cause no blood is reaching them). Most people experience significantly lower blood flow .. ie: 10-30% of normal which creates very cold fingers.Point is external protection can only help so much with an internal blood flow issue. (The oxygenated blood is 98 degrees and keeps our fingers warm (and all of our body)). Gloves aren't going to dilate your blood vessels (or in general help with such issues) unless they are heated. Period.Still - I highly recommend purchasing them. Even if you don't have arthritis or raynaud's syndrome,.. these are very sheer/thin gloves that allow you to USE your hands for finer tasks but provide some level of protection from the elements/cold etc. They remind me of driving gloves but better. They have nice grip on the bottoms as well.

They run smaller than I was thinking. Really too tight for my wrist. I wear compression gloves to stablize my wrist and they apply too much pressure. That being said they came in really great condition and fast.

I tried a large, xlarge and a xxlarge and all were terribly small. I use a medium glove. The xxlarge was so tight on my hand it cut off the circulation to my fingers. I measured and read the reviews and it said to order up. The glove looks well made and of good quality. Compression too tight .

I bought a pair for myself and my husband. The gloves are comforting and easy to wear. They also fit under other gloves when you need a little more warmth. They provide the need extra support without feeling too bonding. I like driving with them on. My husband likes them under his gloves when he’s working in the yard.

Bought these to reduce hand strain when typing and working, since I have fragile and hypermobile joints. Went to put them on, only to feel something scratch against the side of my palm. Tried to wear them for a few minutes, and couldn't adjust to where the seam wasn't scratching me, only to turn the gloves inside out and find a tag on each glove on the INNER SEAM. What kind of person puts a tag inside of a glove?! I promptly ripped the tag out, like I do with all tags on my clothing, but unlike most clothing, where you can just rip the flimsy offending tag out without damaging the seams, the tag in these gloves was stitched firmly into the seam, meaning the seam ripped when I tore out the tags. I had owned these gloves for all of 10 minutes before both gloves had a massive tear in the seam on the outer side of my palm just in the process of making them comfortable to wear. Joint pain and sensitive skin are immensely common symptoms for a person to have at the same time, so why on EARTH was a tag placed on the inner seam, let alone at the bottom of the palm where the gloves don't lie flat and the tag will fold and scratch you?!

Easy to put on

I actually was not fond of these gloves at all. I thought the full length would be good because I have numbness in the tips of some of my fingers due to carpal tunnel syndrome. But the fingers of the gloves were slightly too long, so they were baggy on me. Also, the gloves weren't tight enough to actually compress at all. The company, Doctor Developed, emailed me asking how I liked the product. I told them my concerns and that I was going to return them to exchange for a pair of the gloves without finger tips (my husband ordered a pair of those and I really liked them better). They offered to send me a pair of the gloves I wanted without an exchange or sending the full length gloves back. I received the gloves a couple of days later, and I really love them. They help with the stiffness, aches, and seem to minimize the occurrence of what I call "zingers," the electrical pulses that shoot from your wrist to your fingers. They also cut down on how often my hands go numb, which they tend to do when holding my phone or driving or holding any position for too long. I wear them at work at lot, and at home when needed. I don't sleep in them because I have wrist braces for sleep that completely immobilize the wrist/hand and have helped a lot (I also reviewed them on Amazon). So, I would definitely recommend these gloves for anyone having these symptoms in their hands. This company really stands behind their product and if you are not happy, they will make it right.