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Soothing Warmth & Mild Compression for Painful Hand Arthritis - Your Hands Will Thank You!
IMAK Compression Arthritis Gloves by BrownMed - Orthopedic surgeon designed gloves for hand arthritis helps to relieve aches, pains, and stiffness. These are the only gloves to have earned the Arthritis Foundation’s Ease of Use Commendation for their design. The mild compression of the gloves provides warmth and increases circulation in the hands that reduces pain while promoting healing. The soft, breathable cotton material makes them comfortable enough for all day and nightwear! Open fingertips provide the necessary freedom to feel, touch and grip so that daily tasks can be performed without issue. Washable, latex-free pair of gloves in soft heather gray available in several stitching trim accent color, size and quantity options. Your hands will thank you.
Features:
- Effective, non-invasive arthritis relief.
- Provides mild compression to help control or decrease swelling of the joints.
- Open fingertips allow freedom to feel, touch and grip.
- Soft cotton material allows the skin to breathe and keeps hands dry.
- Comfortable to use all day and night.
- Ideal for activities of daily living: Driving, Gardening, Crafts & Hobbies, Office Use & More.
- Comfortable for all day and night wear with open fingertips for freedom.
- Discreet heather gray color in several stitching trim colors, size and quantity options.
- Your hands will thank you.
Material: soft, breathable and latex-free 92% Cotton, 8% Spandex.
Manufacturer: IMAK by BrownMed
Indications: help relieve aches, pains, and stiffness associated with arthritis of the hands. Mild compression and warmth help increase circulation, which ultimately reduces pain and promotes healing. Use for pain associated with Arthritis, Carpal Tunnel, Tendonitis, and Joint swelling. Ideal for activities of daily living: Driving, Gardening, Crafts & Hobbies, Office Use & More.
Care & Cleaning: Hand Wash & Air Dry.
Size/Trim Color/Quantity Options (each sold separately or in quantity options);
Gloves are gray with various stitching accent trim color options.
Measure across knuckles to find size.
Gray w/Black Accent Trim:
X-Small - Black (A20173)up to 2-3/4" GTIN/UPC: 649833201736
X-Small - Black- 2-Pack (A20173-2Pk) up to 2-3/4"
Small - Black (A20170) up to 3-1/8" GTIN/UPC: 649833201705
Small 2-Pack- Black (A20170-2Pk) up to 3-1/8"
Medium - Black (A20171) up to 3-1/2" GTIN/UPC: 649833201712
Medium - Black 2-Pack (A20171-2Pk) up to 3-1/2"
Large - Black (A20172) up to 4" GTIN/UPC: 649833201729
Large - Black -2-Pack (A20172-2Pk) up to 4"
X-Large - Black (A20174) up to 4-1/2" GTIN/UPC: 649833201743
X-Large - Black 2-Pack (A20174-2Pk) up to 4-1/2" Gray w/Sapphire Accent Trim:
Small - Sapphire (A20300) up to 3-1/8" GTIN/UPC: 745749100030
Medium - Sapphire (A20301) up to 3-1/2" GTIN/UPC: 799439627567
Large - Sapphire (A20302) up to 4" GTIN/UPC: 705487064445
Gray w/Ruby Accent Trim:
Medium - Ruby (A20311) up to 3-1/2" GTIN/UPC: 649833203112
Large - Ruby (A20312) up to 4" GTIN/UPC: 649833203129
Black w/Black Trim:
Small - Black on Black (A20323) up to 3-1/8" GTIN/UPC: 649833203235
Medium - Black on Black (A20324) up to 3-1/2" GTIN/UPC: 649833203242
Large - Black on Black (A20325) up to 4" GTIN/UPC: 649833203259
GTIN/UPC's: 649833201781, 649833201798     
**For nighttime relief try the IMAK Pil-O-Splint (sold separately, not included)
What is compression therapy?
When
you have a cut, what's one of the first things you do? You apply
pressure. Pressing gauze or a compress against the wound helps to
prevent blood loss and promote clotting, essentials for any serious
injury. While
compression is a common answer to a bleeding wound, open cuts are far
from the only medical problem that can be answered with this strategy.
If you are experiencing pain caused by arthritis or another chronic
condition, compression therapy could be a possible treatment to help you
find relief. Compression
therapy is the process by which pressure is applied evenly over a sore
or painful area, squeezing to support the veins. According to the
American Venous Forum, this type of treatment usually comes in the form
of tight stockings or socks that are worn during the day and removed at night. Though
it may seem counterintuitive, the pressure applied during this period
through compression doesn't slow blood flow – it increases it. The
improved circulation can help to promote healing and the pressure
prevents blood from pooling in the veins. This process can also reduce
swelling in the affected body part. As
suggested by the AVF, most compression therapy tools are made to be
worn by the user. Though they usually come in the form of socks or stockings, you
can also find shin sleeves, elbow sleeves and even masks that use the
same principles to help treat pain, swelling and other symptoms. These
wearable therapy aids are used in the treatment of many common chronic
conditions, including fibromyalgia, lymphatic diseases and overuse, but
perhaps the most common use of compression therapy is for arthritis pain
relief. Because
compression therapy can help to prevent the development of blood clots
it is often recommended for patients following surgery. The benefits of compression therapy
Compression therapy offers a number of
benefits to your body. The most widely promoted, of course, is pain
relief. One of the ways that this is accomplished is through reducing
the swelling in the area, which can be especially helpful for aches and
pains. The increased circulation encouraged by compression therapy can
also promote healing and the heat can reduce stiffness. Compression
therapy can additionally help to prevent the development of blood
clots. Consequently, it is often recommended for patients following
surgery. If you have a condition that could benefit from compression therapy, consider trying a product from the IMAK® Compression line.
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