Dr.Welland Arthritis Compression Gloves with Wrist Support-Fingerless Design for Computer Typing,Daily Life

I have had several support gloves over the years, but these are by far my favorite. They are made really well, all the stitching is perfect. The size small fits my hand as expected, and they are very comfortable to wear. I can actually work in them (cutting hair) or I use them for hiking to keep my hands and wrists from swelling. They are easy to wash ( I wash by hand only) and air dry keeps them lasting longer. I have arthritis and have had hand surgery and they really help tremendously. They are a really nice design and I will definitely be purchasing more.

This runs pretty small my granny who has small hands cannot wear the small so I am going to order the medium

These are some nice breathable stretchy compression gloves for small hands. I usually end up having to hand wash these often because of how sweaty my hands can get after wearing for a couple hours. So the fact that they are a cool woven fabric makes them more comfortable for me.

This is a review of Dr. Welland Arthritis Compression Gloves with Wrist Support-Fingerless [small].

 These are well-made gloves, with sturdy material and tight stitching. The finger-tip-less design is nice if you have to wear gloves while doing chores or while typing. I ordered these because I have problems with my hands cramping. But on me, most of the compression is in the wrist, not the hands. I wondered whether I need a smaller size, but if if the wrist portion were smaller, I might not be able to get these on. In sum, these are well made but not perfect for me.

I ordered these for my wife to try as she wears lightweight compression gloves at night. She doesn't have severe arthritis, but she suspects her night hand and joint pain is potential arthritis in development...so far undiagnosed. For her I ordered small figuring that size would likely be a bit large as her hands are quite small. To my surprise these Dr. Welland Compression Gloves were too tight for her to wear. Not only the gloves themselves but the wrist bands also were tight enough to be painful.I suspect a general sizing was done not based on western hands and advise that sizing up at least one level might bring better results when ordering. If these gloves fit properly, it appears they will provide relief that is long lasting.

So I use compression socks for my leg problems. Also use a compression type knee brace. See a pattern? Didn’t know they made compression gloves for hand issues. These fit perfectly and are definitely compressing. Pain is much less. It will take time to adapt as hand and wrist mobility is a lot less but that’s also the point. Definitely feel less pain. Recommend!

This felt nice and comfortable gloves to use for computer supports whether you had experiences some discomfort or for preventive. Do measure with their chart and purchase the right size for you.

This allows me to maintain dexterity and continue with my daily activities such as typing, using my phone, or handling objects without any hindrance. The compression provided by the gloves is just right, offering a snug fit that supports my joints and helps alleviate pain associated with arthritis.