SuzziPad XL Cold Gloves for Chemotherapy, Cooling Socks, Hand and Foot Ice Pack, Chemo Must Haves for Men and Women

Nice product easy instructions

I used these to try and avoid the neuropathy associated with chemotherapy, specifically oxaliplaten infusions. They stayed cold throughout my 2 hr infusions, and are fairly easy to put on. Whether they worked in avoiding / reducing neuropathy is hard to confirm, as I have no benchmark, but anecdotally, my side effects feel much less than how others describe. I say give it a try as you’ve nothing to lose…

Used these 3 times now and so far so good, no neuropathy so very happy.

easy to use and prep in the freezer however the gloves are very large - even in a S/M size. Overall good quality items especially for Chemo.

Perfect to help prevent neuropathy during chemo. Did the job.

These are excellent quality. The gloves are easy to use. Comfortable and the cold packs are excellent Feeling the benefits already

Happy with this, nice quality, as advertised.

I've pack split after one use. Useless item. Cheap material, rip off price.

Llegó un día antes de la fecha prevista. El artículo corresponde con la descripción. La tela es suave y de calidad. Estoy muy satisfecha con la compra. Ya los he usado en dos sesiones de quimioterapia y me ayuda a estar más cómoda, ya que antes de tenemos usaba bloques de nevera de playa.

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Shipment was a little under a week. The box looked had multiple stickers as if it was reused and upon opening we found only socks and no gloves. The socks were stained as if already worn.

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(Updated my review: Originally 3 stars, but increased to 5 stars after the company reached out and offered a full refund due to the gloves not working. Great customer service!) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The good: the ice packs have some good lasting power. The bad: the gloves are just way too big to actually cool your finger tips. I have worn these once so far, just finished my first chemo treatment 3 days ago. The socks kept the ice tightly against my feet and I could tell they were working (not the most comfortable feeling, but the job was being done!) The gloves on the other hand are so big that they create a large cavity inside of the gloves where the ice isn't actually touching your hands or fingertips. I tried several times to hold the finger tips down to make contact, but it didn't help. After one treatment, I have burning and tingling in my hands, but not my feet. So this may work for people with larger hands! But not someone with XS glove size hands.