Does tingling after removing the gloves indicate that the gloves are causing problems?
1968485
I do not have tingling when I remove my gloves. Perhaps your gloves are a little tight for you. They will probably stretch out with use or you might want to try stretching them very slightly yourself now.
1968486
Your gloves may be too tight if they are causing tingling after you remove them. I have never had a problem with tingling fingers after removing my gloves. But I would check with a doctor sense this could also be an early symptom of diabetes and arthritis.
1968487
You may have purchased to small of a size. My hands feel great while I'm wearing the gloves and after I remove them.
1968488
An interesting question. I wear Imaks for peripheral neuropathy, rather than arthritis. They make my hands less uncomfortable, although I have nerve tingling in my hands all the time. Yet, there are days when the compression is too much for me, and the tingling feels worse. On balance I can't imagine that the gloves cause the tingling. I would expect that the fault lies elsewhere (e.g sugar, etc.)
1968489
I'm not sure since I don't have that myself. Are you sure it's not too tight?
537155
I wear them inside of my regular gloves as my hands are always cold. Last winter was bitter here, and shoveling snow always left my hands numb, these do help.
2056008
I wouldn't recommend it. I handle them often and my hands feel kinda tingly after a while.
940463
My husband wears gloves to relieve pain in ring and pinky finger. Nerve in arm was severed and surgery did not help to return feeling to fingers. Gloves help to relieve pain.
2279112
Yes, nothing in hand. And, if it's too strong, turn it down one notch. It works even if the tingling is very faint. Best product on the market!!!
1702672
Mine are all on. Bothe the red and blue. I would contact the seller for a new one. I use mine frequently for carpal tunnel, bursitis and a frozen shoulder. I don't know if it's mind over matter, but I feel the difference if I don't use it. Good luck.
25296
There should be a label inside the gloves,but I would say as a save bad (not to ruin them) by hand in soapy water, some laundry soap or a leather cleaner since there is some leather on them.
2011415
Yes, the product is at work when it tingles. However, if it burns, don't use it--you could be having an allergic reaction!
918375
Not sure but your hands are prone to cuts and have thinner layers of skin unlike the underarm area. That may prove to be an irritant to your hands but again I'm not sure
2103165
I have not heard of that concern. I think you will feel a little buzzing sensation. Try more cream or less power and see if that helps. You can change position's of the pads as well.
2279109
yes, I have never felt it in my palm,always moderate to strong tingling at the wrist, under the relief bandAny options on getting one with batteries???
689378
No, I would not be concerned about this at all. If you have problem, just where some gloves.
1399843
I've been wearing them more in the evenings before bed to provide comfort. During the day they do get warm, but the warmth can help painful hands also. I do not sleep with them on, but the pain during the night has alleviated, but not sure if it is because of the gloves or not.
1628276
No, not at all. They are the best gloves I have ever bought. I have lymphedema in my right arm/hand and these are the only gloves I have been able to wear in the medium size. They feel great in your hands and I do no longer have to apply cream on my hands after washing dishes!!!
2136861
No. The company has the cleaning policy in a manual. I think they recommend soaking the gloves in water, but the manual has more complete information on this procedure.
1987032
That is my understanding, yes. They have a relatively high rubbing alcohol content, which can irritate sensitive skin. I've never worn gloves and never experienced any irritation. Nor have I ever known anyone to experience problems. I would recommend following the advice on the lid sticker--don't use on baby's bottoms! I can imagine that would definitely cause irritation.
590241
I'm not for certain. I use the product directly on hands for better grip. I've never used while wearing gloves.