Arthritis gloves apply gentle compression to the hands and fingers, which can help reduce swelling and improve circulation. The compression can also provide support to the joints, which may help alleviate pain and stiffness.  Many arthritis gloves are made from materials that provide warmth to the hands. This warmth can help soothe achy joints and improve comfort, especially in cold weather.  

Despite providing compression, arthritis gloves are typically designed to allow for freedom of movement in the fingers. This enables individuals to perform daily tasks such as typing, writing, and gripping objects without restriction.  Arthritis gloves are often made from soft, breathable materials such as cotton, spandex, or neoprene. These materials are comfortable to wear for extended periods and can wick away moisture to keep the hands dry.

Material: polyester cotton, spandex, nylon (silicone)

Function: Relieves hand pain and swelling caused by arthritis, promotes blood circulation and relaxes energy, and can be used for office or outdoor activities