AovYoo Copper Arthritis Compression Gloves S 🧤
Description:
This compression glove combines firm support and copper-infused fabric to ease hand discomfort during day and night activities. Designed for those seeking targeted relief, these small-sized AovYoo gloves for arthritis compression gloves offer extended wrist coverage and finger compression to help manage soreness and stiffness while you work or rest.
Key Points
The gloves use a high copper concentration to maintain fabric performance over time, with the manufacturer stating an 88% copper content embedded into the fibres to reduce loss through washing. The wrist and finger lengths have been extended so the glove covers the wrist fully and reaches the first knuckle, increasing contact area and targeted compression. Reinforced double sutures and hemmed seams are included to reduce splitting and to improve durability and comfort during repeated use. These gloves may help with symptoms associated with rheumatoid arthritis, carpal tunnel syndrome and tendon irritation, though results can vary according to the manufacturer and individual condition. 🧤
Technical Specifications
- Name: AovYoo Copper Arthritis Compression Gloves Raynauds Gloves Rheumatoid Osteoarthritis Wrist Supports - Hand Pain Relief (S)
- Copper content: 88% (manufacturer specified)
- Size: Small (S)
- Coverage: Wrist fully covered, fingers reach first knuckle
- Construction: Reinforced double sutures and hemmed seams
Usage Recommendations
Use the gloves during activities that strain the hands, such as typing, gardening or household tasks, to add compression and warmth which may relieve stiffness. They are also suitable for overnight wear if comfortable, as the extended wrist design provides continuous support during sleep. For cleaning, follow the care instructions from the manufacturer to help preserve the copper infusion and the fabric’s compression properties. Consider that these gloves provide compression and support rather than a medical cure, and they may not be the best option for severe structural hand problems or when stronger immobilisation is required. 🩺
