Handeze Therapeutic Glove, Medium Size 4, Black, Single

UPDATE: This glove is still fine even though it has frayed a bit and the fabric has gotten fuzzy. I've used scissors to trim away some of the mess. I recently tried out the  IMAK Compression Arthritis Gloves, Large  though and *much* prefer them. Don't waste your time on these.I have been looking for a compression glove for my hand to help with chronic pain I have from a previous injury. The good news about the Handeze is that it does seem to help. It is a good amount of compression, and it does keep my hand warmer which helps a lot. Pretty much every other aspect of the product is negative however. The product just seems like a very low quality product. The holes where your fingers protrude aren't hemmed/stitched in any way. It is just the cut edge of the fabric that is liable to fray. Where there are stitches they are thick and on the inside. Fortunately (and surprisingly) for me they don't seem to irritate my skin but when I take the glove off there are impressions left on my hand for at least an hour. Lastly, I got black thinking it wouldn't look as clinical as the skin colored glove but it still draws a lot of attention from people around me at work.

I purchased these to wear under some thumb joint braces I now need. Not only do they provide some protection from the rubbing of the un-padded braces, I think they provide some support, too. I am tough on these; work in a nursery and garden a lot. They have stood up to wear and tear, rough handling, wet conditions, and numerous washing. Yet they are lightweight, thin, soft and comfortable to wear; I hardly notice I even have them on. I have had no breatheability issues and they don't get hot to wear. Very nice gloves.

I've originally got this at a local pharmacy but they no longer carry it but Amazon does (yeah) Anyway, the reason I first got this was because of a soreness in the heel of the thumb when typing. It wasn't severe enough to be carpal tunnel and those things they sell in stores were too much. The handeze didn't prevent me from typing and after a while the pain went away and I would only need it occasionally. Now that I need to crush my fathers' medication, I keep a glove handy because it can really really hurt especially if it is cold outside (I have no idea but somehow the hands know)

I was given one of these gloves at my place of work and had used it for 5 year, continually, for 8 hours a day and some occasions, 10-12 hours. the glove offers great support with out the restriction feeling. It pulls in both sides of my hand and opens up the area in between my knuckles giving me relief.The material is very durable, as I've had for 5 year and just now is unusable, but it had been through the washing machine on many occasions and did just fine. It even seemed a little tighter after a wash.I will continue to use this product every time I sit at the computer as it as helped me to be productive while relieving the pain.

I'm a writer. I type a couple thousand words a day. Because I learned on a manual typewriter, I don't possess the lightest typing touch in the world. When the weather warms up, my joints ache. About ten years ago I bought a pair of Handeze gloves, and they finally wore out last summer. I decided to try modern copper compression gloves, but even the largest size strangled my hands. So I went back to Handeze, and after a few days of consistent use, combined with Penetrex anti-inflammation hand cream, I can type without pain again.

Soothing. Not sure why the middle two fingers do not have their own independent finger holes. Maybe someone can explain why it is so important to keep the middle fingers together and not separate them.Had some difficulty with matching the size of my hand with the warmers using their chart. First pair were too small. Perhaps a few pages with hundreds of different hand sizes and their respective HANDEZE sizes might help prevent future complications.Recommended!

Meh...I bought it because laptops these days are annoyingly sharp on the edges and my writs and palms are tired of it. This thing is cool and all but it was barely worth the trouble to take on and off. I also thought I was buying two not one, so remember its only for one hand when you buy one unit.

I had a pair for many years that I lost. This pair is not as well stitched together, as a bulky seam on one of them really hits a nerve. I'm disappointed, but I am able to use it on the other hand. I just have to really watch which one goes on which hand.

I still haven't figured out the purpose of this. I bought it thinking it would constrain my wrist in some way, but I feel nothing, really. It feels like wearing regular gloves—except that this also covers the wrist, but that's it.