Isotoner Therapeutic Compression Gloves Camel Tan Medium

Good item. Purchased following hand surgery and working very well. Lighter in weight than they look so not struggling to put them on.

Pour réduire l’enflure du a une chirurgie du tendon de la main

Takes awhile to arrive however, they're just like the ones that we used to get from the hospital. They're thick, well made, help with swelling and help to keep the hands warm. Fit well under splints. Easy to put on and take off due to the stretch. Great compression and great stretch. I think it is value for money as O.T/disability sites sell the same thing for a lot more which is so unfair. Worth it and a definite recommend.

They really work for me when I wear them for my knitting and others craft activities.

I've only had these gloves for 24 hrs. They are already changing my life. An in-home fall that resulted in a badly broken wrist has left me with neuropathy in the thumb and first three fingers of my hand. Most people have no concept of what it means to have numbness and pain at the same time. And especially when it's in your dominant hand, it's even more devastating. Within an hour of putting on this glove, my pain level had dropped from an 8 to a 2. And because of the length of the finger coverings, I'm finding that it's more comfortable to touch and handle things as well, like flatware while eating, which normally feels like I'm trying to hold onto a block of ice. The whole "ache-factor" has dropped to a manageable level for the first time in months. What a revelation and a relief.I'd hesitated to buy these glove after getting a lukewarm response from my OT, who was concerned that my hand wouldn't get enough "normal" exercise with them on. I'm pleasantly surprised to find that I'm actually using my hand more, plus the gentle compression actually exercises my hand during routine activities. I do, however, remove the glove to do the prescribed OT exercises, which I think is important.I only gave 4 stars because: 1) they're slippery - I'd like to see a version with sticky dots like hospitals put on their socks, so that I could pick up a glass without having it slip out of my hand; 2) I'd like to see these gloves offered in single glove packages, for people who only need therapy on one hand; and 3) please, a black and/or dark brown version! In just one day of relatively low use the beige color already looks a little dingy.I've just ordered a pair of the full-fingered version for days that are cooler or when my fingertips are just plain cold. Aside from the concerns listed above, I highly recommend these gloves for anyone who needs pain relief for their hands.And that extra glove? I turned it inside-out and will use it for an alternate. Amazingly, despite the neuropathy,the seams don't seem to bother me.