Dr.Welland Medical Arthritis Gloves with Strap, Best Open Finger Glove Hand Wrist Support for Rheumatoid Arthritis

...but was sadly unable to. Compression gloves in the correct size, really help me to use my hands much more than when I'm not wearing them.COMPANY SERVICE: they sent the wrong size; by contacting the company 1st, it took over the required time to return them, so ended up paying twice to get a replacement that fit. Next time I will go directly through Amazon at the same time. Of course they went discounted using Prime later, but couldn't afford to spend more money at that time.ACTUAL FIT: the 2nd pair fit perfectly, so even if following directions exactly like I did, remember that most of the compression gloves are created in places where women's hands are much, much smaller than women's hands in western countries, & also measure hand when the swelling is the worst. The 1st pair I got wouldn't have fit my young grandchildren!WEAR: they needed to be washed every time I wore them: either the black material & especially on the wrist material, picks up each & every piece of dirt, hair, lint, etc they come into contact with OR, if I wear gloves over them so they don't get covered with dust & dirt, my hands sweat like crazy; within a week strings started to hang out due to wear & tear, making them look much older & used than they are; although I put clear nail polish on the clipped strings, I have to carefully reapply it ea time or two I washed them; It takes at least 24-48 hrs for them to dry when laid flat per instructions.HELPFUL: YES the compression gloves assist with ongoing serious arthritic pain-more than anything else I've tried using on my swollen fingers & knuckles.RECOMMENDATION: they help a lot, but because of how hard it is to have to wash them by hand + drying time almost every time I wear them, I'd recommend that if you can afford it, buy as many pairs as you can, so you have respite from washing them every single night!Wish the wrist, in particular, only had limited hook & loop area, instead of the entire wrist part being of the hook/loop that picks up so much dirt. Also wish that they had extra heavy-duty stitching that stayed in place instead of starting to fall apart after the 1st week of use: hands (when wearing the gloves,) get used much more, so need to use materials that don't entrap every piece of anything they touch or that is in the air & touches them!

I have lots of stiffness I my hands. I’m sure I eat salt to late. These are good for when I’m crafting. I don’t know if I would sleep in them, maybe come winter and colder weather these will be great. I like the adjustable strap. I had carpal tunnel surgery 20 years ago so these just feel good.

My mom has arthritis and her hands ache all the time. These compression gloves help ease the pain and she can still use her fingers. Nice product!

The strap is to long

The wrist strap is wide which helps around the wrist. And the ends on the fingers are sown well to prevent fraying.

Due to a recent injury to my hand, these type of gloves have been helpful when my hand/wrist hurts some. Well, these combined with a wrist support sleeve; which i was originally wearing under a brace.Anyone that has worn these, no that you can wear thru them and the name brand ones in the store can get pricey, and i was also looking for more wrist support.So when i found "Dr.Welland Medical Arthritis Gloves with Strap" i thought it was worth a shot.BUT, i first must say, when i received the package, i was quite confused.In the list, it's described as "Gloves" which anyone would take as being a "pair of", plus that is what's pictured (it's also mentioned in the description as "gloves"). But in the main picture is the "2 pack" with the Amazon smile under, so i thought it was for 2 pairs.Nope. . .just 2 gloves, just a little deceptive advertising there.So, 1 pair of gloves $3 cheaper than the premium brand i was using, are they worth it?Well, i still wanted to give them a fair shake, even though i felt fleeced, so i have been wearing them.After nearly 3 weeks of wear, the compression in the hand and knuckles, pretty much gone. The fingers and wrist still have good compression and the wrist strap is good, that i liked.For me, these gloves just seem to loosen up, or wear out quicker. The ones i already had are of a thicker material as even though they have worn through spots, they still are tight in the joints.As for "Dr. Welland's", i suppose they will still be alright if i need less compression, but i won't be buying again

Lightweight

Love the gloves. Helps with swelling and pain.

It is just a flimsy glove with a strap.No compression, no support, ono resistance.. nothing ..feels like a satin glove with rubber strips.