NEWGO Hand Ice Pack Golves for Pain Relief, 2 Pack Cold Gloves for Chemotherapy Neuropathy, Ice Gloves for Hands Finger Injuries, Arthritis, Working Hands - Navy Blue

The gloves work very well for helping lessen hand pain. They are easy to use and I would buy again if needed.

These cold hand gloves relieve my arthritic pain after a long day. I have also used them just as cold pads on other parts of my body, they cover a large area. Stay cold a long time, providing relief. Well made and freeze up quickly.

These get nice and cold and stay cold for a while. I suffer for horrible rheumatism in my hands and wrists. Pros: these cover the whole hand and you can make a fist inside if you’d like. Cons: these can get kind of stiff and sometimes almost too cold.

Incredible! These are a lifesaver. Unlike other icepacks, this is covered with a thicker fabric and doesn't freeze completely so it stays very flexible and doesn't feel too cold on your skin. I'm currently using these for pregnancy induced carpal tunnel and they're going to make the rest of my journey a little more tolerable!

I was in an accident, resulting in trauma and swollen fingers on both hands. I thought there must be something out there that would allow me to engulf my hands in an iced enclosure designed just for hands -- And that's how I discovered NEWGO, which is the perfect solution. P E R F E C T. I slip my hands into them, and the entire hand is treated. You slip your hands into a more fabric-ie feeling surface as opposed to just a shock of cold. Will have them always. Couldn't be more appreciative. Highly recommended.

I got these to give my daughter because she crochet's a lot and gets strained fingers and wrist pain. She likes them but one problem that makes the rating only 3 stars. Once you wrap the velcro strap around the first mitten it is difficult to use that hand to wrap the velcro strap around the 2nd mitten.

I have been having pain in my fingers and thumbs for almost a year, and was using "normal ice packs", but as soon as I'd move, I'd have to readjust them. These solved that issue, and I have been using them as I fall asleep each night. Today I had surgery in hopes of lasting relief, and I am really glad I ordered this! Suggestion to mfg., 2 things I would change, but even without, still would give 10 out of 5 🌟 1.) The storage bag is a great addition, but VERY difficult to open if your hands don't work as they should without causing pain 2.) You should include a cotton mitten type article that is washable in case it is too cold for some, or they need to keep surgical site as sterile as possible, because cleaning inside ice not is near impossible. These could be an add on. (I cut up clean old stretched out socks for this purpose.) Best features! *There are two, so when one gets warm, I can swap it for the other. *They can be warmed up too! *Velcro strap at wrist holds mit in place.

These are a little on the small side (distance from my middle finger tip to base of wrist is tight at 8in), and gel does not extend to the top most half inch or so, which is where I have my hand placed in the picture. I also found them to be too cold after freezer time, but they felt great after a little while in the fridge!

My daughter is a massage therapist and always has painful hands after a days work. These seem to help with the pain and swelling. Good quality and quick delivery.

Me estoy dando terapia en la mano con este equipo se siente que funciona bien

My husband used these after hand surgery for duprytrens contracture. His surgery was on his dominant hand but he could manage to put these on independently. He relied heavily on the pain relief these ice pack gave him. These worked really well and have been reused numerous times.

Excellent product and well made. It works like a charm for alternate cold and hot treatment for my sore hand (I freeze one in the freezer and the other one heat up in the microwave oven). After I used it for one day to comfort my sore hand. I decided to order another pair as a birthday gift for my dearest lady friend.

Stay super cold when transporting in a backpack to clinic - one our drive. Almost too cold to use at first, but I just fold my fingers. Six months into chemo, no neuropathy in hands.