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Quality Compression Arthritis Gloves Wrist Support Joint Pain Relief Grey S/M/L

Dave from Hornby

Brand new. I have a few of these available.

Quality Compression Arthritis Gloves Wrist Support Joint Pain Relief Grey - Grey - SMALL MEDIUM or LARGE (See images for size measurement)

Specifications:

Weight: 50g Per Pair
Material: High Quality Polyester Spandex 12% and Cotton 88%
Suit for: Adult Male or Female

Features:
* Relieve Pain and Tension: When your hand is hurting, it help distract your attention. Provides extra support for the thumb, fingers, wrists and joints by providing gentle compression focusing on pressure points.

* Retain Finger Movement For Typing: The open fingertip design allows normal activity as usual.

* Gentle compression helps relieve pain without affecting blood flow in the hand . With a large area of grip and open fingertips allow freedom to feel, touch and grip.

* Easy to clean: if the glove is dirty, just wash the glove like normal clothing. wash and dry every few days to maintain their comfort and performance.

Hand Protection & Healthcare: High elasticity compression gloves, help relieve hand pain and swelling caused by arthritis, promote blood circulation, relax muscle and reduce hand fatigue.

Please allow 1-2cm measuring deviation due to manual measurement.

Due to various monitors and lighting conditions, colors may be slightly different from listed photos

3 x sizes available: S, M or L (Please advise required size when providing address after purchase).

Packing List

1 Pair x Compression Arthritis Gloves

Price: $18

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