Some very good advice and diagrams giving exercises to keep wrists and fingers moving.
patients receive these booklets. they have lots of information that helps them to live a much informed way of living with their symptoms. we are very grateful for theses orders for our patients, the booklets are always being updated. thankyou
Very useful as part of my role in educating patients. I am able to use booklet then pass it to patient to take home.
Love them. silly question how should I wash them. I wear Marigold gloves if I remember.
Thank you for your kind review and for shopping with us! We’re delighted to hear you’re enjoying your compression gloves. For the best care, we recommend hand washing your compression gloves in cool water, and letting them air-dry.
Really help my hands and wrists, especially for wearing around the house on a cold morning.
Arrived very soon after ordering, packaged very well too. They are very informative and up to date. They are free booklets but because of how many I had I thought it right to leave a donation for them as they would have cost a fortune from a book store.
Thank You Versus Arthritis.
This has been of huge help to me , I can now open tins etc with ease and without having to ask others ..
Great little item to help with removing plugs from sockets . Highly recommend
Following spinal surgery I have difficulty using my hands and fingers. I fumbled and dropped keys and couldn't feel the difference between keys, penknife and comb in my pocket. I found Keywings not much help so stopped using them. I now keep keys in a separate pocket and feel continuing to struggle has helped my recovery.
I've got several pairs of compression gloves by other manufacturers but they are all missing something. The best pair I have got are the ones issued to me by the NHS. These looked the closest to the ones from the NHS. First, I chose the wrong colour, they are darker than I really appreciated from the picture but that doesn't really bother me. What does bother me is they are longer in the finger so the top of my little finger only just pokes through the top and the rest just get in the way. I did measure my hands and they do fit across the knuckles, even though they are swollen. Also the wrist isn't as long as the NHS ones and I need support there too. Lastly, whilst they do provide compression, they are not as stretchy as all the others I have.
I'm having big problems with arthritis in both my hands, to the point I'm strugglingto do the simplest of tasks. I was having to get my husband to open everything with a ring pull but with the RinPull Can Opener I can now open tins on my own. I feel like I've gained back some of my independence.
