I heartily endorse the 'Handeze Gloves' From the point of view of the consumer, their incredible comfort level, along with the predictable prevention and relief of symptoms, ensures a high degree of compliancy. From the point of view of management, the avoidance of disability from R.S.I. repetetive stress injuries makes this product highly advantageous. It's cost effectiveness, track record, and high level of acceptance by personnel makes 'Handeze Gloves' an investment that is guaranteed to be recouped multiple times over. The endorsement by both the user and management is a direct tribute to the craftsmanship of the designer. The incredible comfort level is a function of the natural relaxed position that the hand will naturally assume when the gloves are in place. In addition to minimizing the symptoms from carpal tunnel syndromes and tendonitis, fatigue is significantly diminished. This product is clearly a winner from both the perspectives of labor and management. The clear benefactor, however, is the user.

Ronald M. Krasnick, M.D.
Rancocas Orthopedic Associates.

From Needlecraft Magazine;

Those people who wrote in the September issue regarding repetetive strain injury might be interested to know about some special gloves I have purchased. They are a pair of 'Handeze' gloves from Handeze UK. If they prove in the long term to be as good as they seem to be it will have been money well spent. As far as I know these gloves are available only from Handeze UK. I trust this information will be of use to other readers.

Mrs. W.
Lichfield, Staffordshire.

I have used the Handeze Therapeutic Gloves for the last three months for both needlework and knitting. The joint at the base of my thumbs troubles me, and I can certainly say that the gloves helped a great deal. In fact the condition has almost gone completely. I have in the past had to put my work down and rest my hands, but not any more.

Mrs. R.
Stockport, Cheshire.

I have used Handeze Gloves several times now and find them very supportive thus enabling me to work much longer than I otherwise would.
I am a registered disabled person with arthritis, my hands give me a lot of pain and discomfort so I am naturally delighted with anything that helps me to keep mobile.

Mrs. R.
Allesley, Coventry.