Dr. Kay's 24/7 Arthritis Compression Gloves

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Poor stitchingEdit: After writing a review about the poor stitching, the company contacted me offering a refund for the bad quality gloves I received. I have tried to contact the company to claim my refund, but after sending several messages and trying to call the number provided (which does not even ring but rather gives a loud beep and then disconnects), I have yet to receive a further response or a refund. Terrible customer service! Poor quality product! I recently purchased imak gloves and they are amazing! Much better quality and tighter compression. Save yourself the hassle of dealing with this company and buy the imak gloves.Original: Ok for about a week. The stitching was not done very well and one of the seams along a finger has come completely undone. I tried to sew it back together, but the material began to rip with each stitch. A shame really, they were comfortable. Not impressed with the poor stitching quality. 1A Must Have!These gloves have given me a lot of relief. I have an auto-immune disease that causes my hands to swell and I experience a lot of discomfort from this. Even though I take several anti inflammatory drugs, I still experience pain in my hands, especially at night when I am trying to sleep. This causes me not to be able to sleep very well for some time now. When I got these I was so excited to try them. I wore them the first night and got the best sleep I have had in a long time. I also put them on during the day when my hands get extra achy and they give me a lot of relief. They are very comfortable and allow me to do my daily chores and activities. They have spandex in them, so they fit very nicely, and are easy to get on. It takes a couple of seconds to get off since you have to pull each finger of the gloves one at a time. This is a must have if you have any inflammation problem with your hands. I fly a lot, so I am excited to try them on my next flight. 5Best arthritis gloves I've found so far!I needed some gloves that extended over the fingers, as I have a couple of fingers that have started to stiffen up and give me pain. I had a couple of drug-store gloves that stopped at the knuckles, because my arthritis started in my thumbs (in the carpo-metacarpal joint). Those were sold individually, quite expensive (about $20 per glove), and I had to make adjustments (removing the stretchy wrist-band because it was too tight). These Dr. Kay's gloves are comfortably snug from the wrist to the furthest knuckle on each finger. It's much more comfortable to type (I work on a computer all day), although using the mouse required some getting used to.They do tend to get a bit warm after awhile, but not uncomfortably so. I just remove them for a few minutes. Sometimes I only need to wear one glove (for the hand with the bad fingers). It would be nice if someone made finger-only sleeves for compression just over the knuckles and four fingers. I think that might be a bit difficult to design, but some days only my fingers hurt (the one finger is just the worst for me).Overall, I would recommend these to anyone needing a bit of relief from achy, arthritic hands. 4Pretty GoodThese worked great the first couple months, but within a week, the side seam on my left had ripped out. I was able to sew it back up, but that should not have happened so quickly. Also, as they are worn the fingers start to stretch out to the point that when I put my work gloves over them, they roll down and it makes it uncomfortable to have my gloves on over them. They work very well for the pain relief aspect and they are pretty comfortable. Not bad overall for the price paid for them. 3After wearing these for 8 hours the swelling in her hands had gone down significantly and she is able to do things like hold a sBought these for my daughter. At 23 years of age she suffers from fibromyalgia and rhemetoid arthritis which makes her hands swell so much she can't use them. After wearing these for 8 hours the swelling in her hands had gone down significantly and she is able to do things like hold a spoon and use the remote control again. They are soft enough that they don't bother her skin which generally hurts from the fibromyalgia. I would definitely recommend these to others! 5Fantastic GlovesThese gloves are exactly as advertised. I use them during the day when needed and find that I no longer have pain that keeps me up at night. There is visibly less swelling when I take them off. As opposed to other similar products they do not cut off my circulation and are a good fit - I am average in size for a woman and there is enough room in these gloves for someone with longer fingers. The extra fabric does not get in the way in fact it is helpful to me as I have arthritis in the joints of my fingers and I am able to get that little bit of extra coverage while still having a finger-less glove.I expect that I will have to replace the gloves regularly as with any product that is used so often - at this price and with these results I will not hesitate to buy them again and again. 5Not just for arthritis!I bought these gloves because I have eczema. The doctor wanted me to put gloves on after the moisturizers, but I can't type or use my ipad with standard white cotton gloves. The cheap white cotton ones also don't feel "good"...it's like a second layer and you just don't want to wear them. I realized that the rash on my legs got worse after taking off my active support pantyhose. So I realized, compression reduces itch!So when I found these compression gloves, I was excited. The gloves prevent the dead skin from dropping all over the office. The creams stay on my hands, not all over. No one is looking at my eczema and that includes me! I'm not spending time looking at it, scratching. And most of all, the itch is reduced naturally. I can still type, use my iphone/ipad... Oh...did I mention that they feel good too?My star reducing complaint is that after < 1 wk, the seams started to open up. Not a big deal, I am a seamstress. But some of my friends really abhor sewing and would be super disappointed. This is a small price to pay for no itch! :) 4Perfect!I love these Dr. Kay's gloves. I have small hands & they fit perfect. The compression is not to loose and not to tight. The support is perfect. They keep my hands warm and I can close my hands into fists after wearing them for a short time. I have Arthritis, Fibromyalgia & Diabetic Neuropathy, which all effect my hands. I've also had 8 surgeries because of Trigger Finger and surgery on one wrist. The wrist support is a little lose on my wrist, but my wrists are very small too. I have to wear children's bracelets or take links out of adult bracelets for them to fit. The fingers of the gloves are so long that just my fingertips stick out. For me that's a good thing. They are perfect for me and I love them!(update 6-08-17) I like them so much I just bought another pair because I keep forgetting where I put them. 5these felt like a regular pair of gloves with the fingers cut ...To me, these felt like a regular pair of gloves with the fingers cut out. They are not tight around the areas I d like pressure, such as my finger joints or wrists. The material is very thin and rigid. I ended up giving them to my sister-in-law to try and she didn t like them either. I would not recommend them. 1takes time to adapt, then a good productI don't have anything to compare this to. They fit tightly to the skin and I was told to wear them overnight. The first night, I felt every seam and they were uncomfortable. My physical therapist encouraged me to give them a try. The second night, I took them off in my sleep. BUT from the third night on, I adapted and my hands aren't stiff in the morning. That is their purpose, so that's why the 5 star. PLEASE NOTE it takes several days to adapt to them--give it a week and you'll notice when you forget to put them on. 5

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