When arthritis pain limits the use of your hands, these gloves and other treatments can help. Special moist heat pads contour to the shape of stiff joints to bring relief. Read our Buyers Guide for help finding the right product.
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Gloves for arthritis by Imak Products. Relieve hand joint pain and swelling, and keep the hands warm.
On Sale: $19.99 (You save: $5.00)
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This product provides warmth and even compression to decrease the inflammation process associated with rheumatoid arthritis and overuse injuries.
On Sale: $35.45 (You save: $3.94)
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Fast acting moist heat therapy to relieve arthritis pain. Choose from joint, neck and back pads.
Your Price: $57.99
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Specially designed microwavable neck and hand pouches warm in minutes. ThermaTherapyTM moist heat penetrates deeply to target aches pains tension or arthritis in chronic problem areas such as neck, shoulders and hands.
Your Price: $27.89
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Relive arthritis hand pain. New Four-Stage Therapy Switch provides optimum 20-minute treatments. (8x17 inches)
Your Price: $73.49
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Thermophore Petite 4 in x 17 in Moist Heating Pad captures moisture from the air and relieves pain of arthritis, backache and muscle soreness.
Your Price: $59.95
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Thermophore Medium 14 in x 14 in Moist Heating Pad forms to your body's contour and captures moisture from the air to relieve pain of arthritis, backache and muscle soreness.
Your Price: $68.29
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Thermophore Standard 14 x 27 Moist Heating Pad forms to your body's contour.
On Sale: $79.14 (You save: $8.79)
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Foam Handles provide a large diameter surface for those with limited grasp due to arthritis.
Your Price: $23.49
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Molded plastic frame that allows the sock to be slipped over the form and then pulled onto the foot.
Your Price: $13.79
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Nyolon/spandex open finger compression gloves.
Your Price: $21.99
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One of the most important ways to stay independent is to have the tools needed to accomplishing daily living activities, or DLAs. These include being able to get dressed, get up and down from a chair, bed or toilet seat and be mobile. Among the many categories of daily living aids, choices from the following can make accomplishing everyday tasks significantly easier:
Arthritis Aids
When arthritis pain affects the joints in your hands, arthritis aids, such as therapeutic gloves and moist heat pads that contour to the shape of stiff joints, will bring relief.
Health & Cleansing Products
From cleansers that making bathing and shampooing easier to antiseptic hand gels, these aids help you see to hygiene needs.
Clothing & Dressing Aids
Make getting dressed easier with clothes and accessories that are easy to slip on, plus tools to help you with zippers, pulls, buttons and more.
Electronic Alerts
Monitoring devices and other electronics make living on your own safer. Medical reminders help you stay consistent with needed medication while emergency devices call for help in a crisis.
Home Blood Pressure Monitors
Being able to monitor high blood pressure helps reduce your risk for heart events. Easier to use and read devices take the guesswork out of health and well-being.
Hot & Cold Pads
Heat and cold therapies are often used for pain relief. Products that can be easily applied deliver soothing help right where you need it.
Massage Therapy
Massage has both physical and emotional benefits. Home massagers, from handheld devices to seat cushions offer all kinds of massage in the comfort of your favorite chair.
Orthopedic Supplies
When your joints need additional support to keep you active, wearing the appropriate brace, wrap, collar and sleeve can cushion and protect injured areas while increasing mobility.
Paraffin Therapy
A paraffin wax bath can nourish skin and help soothe aching joints in hands, feet, even elbows. These professional-style home models let you enjoy paraffin’s soothing benefits on your schedule.
Thermometers
When you’re not feeling well, the first question a doctor might ask is if you’re running a fever. Easy-to-read digital thermometers, some with a large readout or a voice that speaks the results, get you the answer fast.
Utensils and Dinnerware
We take eating and drinking for granted, but when our hands aren’t as flexible as they used to be, specialty utensils and tableware can help.