Therapeutic Craft Gloves, Size 3

I've been using these compression finger-less gloves for years. I wear a size 3 which gives me a good compression. I don't know why it helps with the pain in my hands but it does. I have repetitive motion injury in my hands, wrists, forearm and elbow from mousing for 30 years. 15 years ago I switched hands and now its starting up in the left hand. These gloves provide comfortable compression that lessons the pain. They are not bulky, they are washable and last for years if taken care of. And the color makes them less obvious on my pale hands. Just to be clear these only help with the pain in my hands. I use other products for the forearm and wrist when appropriate.

The reason I took off one star is because the title says GLOVES, indicating that there is more than one per package. I wish I had seen the last sentence in the Product Description at the bottom where it says "One glove per package." The price would be low for a pair, but is high for just one.Otherwise, I love Handeze gloves. I have a total of 3 pairs and have been wearing them off and on for years to help keep my repetitive stress injuries in both wrists at bay. I use them when working on the computer and when stitching. They provide a small level of support and increase the circulation, which is just what I need to prevent an increase in pain.

I had one of this brand of craft gloves nearly 20 years ago. Elastic ages, we moved a bunch of times, and somewhere along the way I couldn't find it. I spend many, many, many hours on a keyboard and I have tendonitis in one wrist. I looked in all of the craft type stores and big box stores in the supports and ankle wrap sections around town and no one had this one. They had some others that just didn't fit correctly and were uncomfortable.These gloves are flexible while providing a gentle, all-over compression. It does not keep your wrist from bending. So, if you need a support that stabilizes the wrist, this product isn't what you're looking for.I decided to look on Amazon and found it! Woohoo! The seams on the inside are a bit thick and don't bother most people (like my mom or husband). I find them uncomfortable rubbing on my wrist, so I just wear the glove inside-out.

So heads up. If you want relief in both your hands you'll have to order two of these as they are sold as a single glove (despite the plural used in the sellers title). I have only had this glove for a few minutes so I cannot speak to the long-term quality of the item but it certainly does squeeze my hand well. For those unsure about sizing, I am an average sized 51 year old woman with hands on the slender side and I ordered a size 3 which fits snugly but not too much so.

I have a history of tendinitis in my hand and don’t want another cortisone shot. Whenever I trigger the pain in that hand, I wear the handeze for a while, especially while asleep at night, and the pain recedes. Works very well for me.

I recently purchased a pair of Handeze therapeutic gloves so that I could knit longer without pain. I discovered that the fabric is so good at doing this that I could lay a glove over a sore shoulder too to relieve the pain. I have tendonitis in my thumbs and an injured right shoulder. They are a little too snug to spin with so I will purchase the next size up for my fiber hand soon.

I have used these gloves for years but the #3 does not fit. The area for my thumb does not fit, too tight and cuts offthe circulation. I thew away the packaging away. I would like to order size 4. What do you suggest I do. I had orderedtwo pairs

These gloves help support my wrist, hand and thumb while I participate in crafts such as beading. I sometimes wear them while doing other manual tasks like sorting papers or working at the computer. I do find them helpful. My skin is pretty sensitive, and I wind up wearing them inside out to put the cut edges of the seams on the outside of the glove.