20 PCS Finger Sleeves Protectors, Sport Finger Splints Thumb Brace Support Finger Brace Elastic Thumb Sleeves for Relieving Pain Arthritis Trigger Finger(Black, light skin tone)

These sleeves don't have any formal therapeutic effect - but they are comfortable, help me hold a pencil more mindfully, and work like a thimble, lessening the impact on my fingertips while I type. Really nice to have if I don't want to wear a finger brace or pencil grip all day. Glad I have them.

These handy finger sleeves are perfect for when you have an arthritis flare. Heberden nodes - the last joints on your fingers can swell and be so sensitive that opening a drawer, or a door will cause pain when it brushes it. These finger sleeves are easy to wear, washable and provide the padding to reduce the pain and inflammation. You can even dress these up if you want by adding a little decoration or two.

These are very nice sleeves for trigger finger. I like them better than others I've tried because they have a little more stretch while still being tight enough. I do turn them inside out though due to the seam and it makes them more comfortable with no seam next to the finger.

I didn't like how the size varied so much. The ones that fit gave perfect compression and protection. My problem is that many were to big and not usable. I will order them again though.

I am a beginner crocheter and I guess I apply too much pressure on my thumb and index finger while working on my projects. These finger sleeves are very cushiony. I immediately noticed the difference when I used them (no more pain). I highly recommend

I've used gloves, Flexx-Rap tapes and sleeves that cover the entire finger. All of them protect your fingers from cuts, but they all have drawbacks.The worst offender is Flexx-Rap. It leaves a residue of the adhesive on the braid if you keep running the braid across the tape...like when moving the line back and forth to keep it even on a conventional spool. Once this adhesive gets on there, the braid sticks to itself and doesn't come off the spool easily making it difficult to cast or flyline a bait. I haven't found a way to get it off and I don't want to use any harsh chemicals that might breakdown or weaken the braid.For the gloves, I hate not having my fingertips available for tying and rigging. I could use fingerless but the other problem is the smell. I fish the west coast of California and Mexico for tuna mainly. We are handling live bait constantly, and occasionally our catch. Get enough of the blood and slime on the gloves, not to mention sweat, and it becomes a problem with smell. I have enough gear to clean after a trip without having to worry about soaking and washing gloves 3 three times over to get fish and sweat smell out of gloves.The sleeves that cover the entire finger again don't allow me to have my fingertips free for rigging. They also had a tendency to fall off easier than these finger sleeves.THESE ARE BAR NONE THE BEST SOLUTION...at least that I've found. Hope that helps.

They have no effect at all however if you're using hair rollers for Prosthetics that you never got for your fingers you can use these as a liner if perhaps your rollers are a little bit too big but really these don't do anything at all they're very small they're impossible to put on if you don't have a thumb

Good quality and work very well. For treating my trigger finger.