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Arthritis Gloves for Hands with Grips, Fingerless Compression

Arthritis Gloves for Hands with Grips, Fingerless Compression

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  • Designed for Comfort & Support
  • Medical-Grade Durable Materials
  • Versatile Fit for All-Day Use
  • Simple, Adjustable & Effective Design
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These arthritis gloves give stiff, achy hands gentle, even compression and warmth. They're fingerless, so your fingertips stay free for typing, writing, cooking, and using your phone while you wear them.

A light textured grip helps you hold smooth things like glasses, jars, and phones, and the breathable cotton, spandex, and polyester blend is comfortable enough to wear all day or overnight.

To find your size, measure around your hand at the knuckles. Small fits 6" to 7", Medium fits 7" to 8", and Large fits 8" to 9". They come as a pair.

  • Open Finger Design: Fingertips stay free for typing, writing, and using your phone.
  • Textured Grip: Helps you hold smooth items like jars, glasses, and tablets.
  • Gentle Compression and Warmth: Snug, even support for stiff, achy hands and knuckles.
  • Breathable Fabric: Soft cotton, spandex, and polyester blend that's comfortable all day.
  • Three Sizes: Measured at the knuckles for a snug, comfortable fit.

Specification

Feature Details
What's Included 1 pair of arthritis gloves (left and right)
Materials Cotton, spandex, and polyester blend with textured grip
Design Fingerless, open finger with minimal seams
Uses Gentle compression and warmth for stiff, achy hands during everyday tasks
Care Instructions Hand wash cold, air dry
Sizing (Knuckle Circumference) Small: 6" to 7"
Medium: 7" to 8"
Large: 8" to 9"

How to Use

Frequently Asked Questions

A textured, non-slip surface on the palm and fingers. Our plain Arthritis Gloves give the same gentle compression but are smooth; these let you hold a cup or a jar lid without it sliding. One reviewer said the grip made holding things much easier. If you mostly wear gloves at rest, the plain ones are fine; if you wear them to do things, get these.

Measure around your knuckles with the hand flat. Small 6-7 inches, Medium 7-8, Large 8-9. They're a cotton, spandex and polyester blend, so a snug fit is right. That's what gives the compression.

Yes. They're fingerless, so fingertips are free. Reviewers use them for typing and everyday tasks. Touchscreens work normally.

They're breathable and lightweight enough for it. Take them off if your fingers go pale or tingle. That means the size is too small, not that gloves don't suit you.

Hand wash in cold water, air dry. Don't tumble dry. Heat kills the elastic.

No glove does. Compression eases stiffness and swelling and makes hands more comfortable to use. It sits alongside whatever your doctor or rheumatologist has you doing, not instead of it.