Promax
Promax Compression Gloves for Arthritis: Hand and Thumb Support for Women and Men with Carpal Tunnel, Rheumatoid, and Tendonitis - Fingerless Design
Promax Compression Gloves for Arthritis: Hand and Thumb Support for Women and Men with Carpal Tunnel, Rheumatoid, and Tendonitis - Fingerless Design
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Effective Relief for Arthritis and Carpal Tunnel: Experience relief with our form-fitting, cotton-spandex blend gloves designed to embrace the natural shape of your hand. The compression therapy support alleviates arthritis pain by reducing stress on pressure points in tendons, muscles, and joints.
Open Finger Design for Uninterrupted Tasks: Carry on with your daily activities without hindrance – our gloves feature an open finger design. Whether you're using your phone, typing, or cooking, the optimal length of the opening strikes the perfect balance between beneficial compression support and finger/thumb mobility.
All-Day Comfort Wear: Crafted from a lightweight, breathable cotton-spandex blend, these gloves ensure comfortable wear throughout the day. The material is temperature-regulating, retaining heat to soothe hands and knuckles without feeling stuffy.
Smart Seam Stitching for Maximum Comfort: Experience minimal stitching for reduced irritation and heightened comfort. Our proprietary stitching enhance durability, making the gloves more long-lasting than ever.
Easy-Care and Washing Instructions: Keeping your arthritis gloves fresh and long-lasting is easy – simply include them in your regular laundry. Wash and dry with your clothes every few days for ongoing comfort and support.
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