Glove

Glove compression garments are designed to support the hand and wrist with gentle graduated pressure. These fingerless or full-finger gloves may help reduce swelling, improve comfort, and support circulation for people with lymphedema, arthritis, or post-surgical hand edema. Glove compression garments are designed to support the hand and wrist with gentle graduated pressure. These fingerless or full-finger gloves may help reduce swelling, improve comfort, and support circulation for people with lymphedema, arthritis, or post-surgical hand edema.This category is ideal for patients who need arm and hand support alongside a compression sleeve, as well as anyone experiencing mild hand fatigue or puffiness during the day. Soft, breathable materials help maintain dexterity for typing, driving, and daily tasks. Some styles extend partially up the wrist for seamless transition with an armsleeve.Because hand swelling can be both uncomfortable and functionally limiting, targeted compression may help improve grip, reduce stiffness, and support the overall goals of your treatment plan. A well-fitting glove should feel supportive without cutting off circulation. How to Choose Measure the circumference of your hand at the knuckles and compare it to the glove size chart. Choose fingerless gloves if you need maximum grip and touch, or full-finger styles for more comprehensive compression. Wear during waking hours unless your therapist directs otherwise. Frequently Asked Questions Will accessories make compression easier to wear? Yes. The right accessory can reduce application time, protect garments, and improve daily adherence. Which accessory should I buy first? Start with the item that solves your biggest daily challenge, such as a donning glove if pulling on garments is difficult. How do I clean and maintain accessories? Most aids can be hand-washed or wiped clean. Replace gloves when the grip surface shows visible wear. Related Categories Armsleeves & Gloves Compression Garments Women + Unisex FarrowWrap Hand and wrist compression should be selected with guidance from a lymphedema therapist or healthcare provider.