Mueller Reversible Compression Glove, Black, Unisex, One Size Fits Most

Just what I wanted. Looked everywhere at diff pharmacies and Walmart. Though their website shows the isle %23 and locations there was none at any stores. We ordered online and it was available for pick up with in a day. Thx

I am an employee at Walmart, I work in the automotive section and in the store like a lot of stores there's only a limited selection and amount of appendage aides but for the money you can't beat it I wear it from time to time is very thin but it helps hold my wrist together to keep from respraining it. Very affordable and reasonable

my only issue with this wrap is there is a seam which presses against my wrist under the Velcro wrap, if i get it in a good spot, it doesn't cause an issue.

I returned this because it did not fit where I have pain and discomfort, but I'm sure it would be helpful for others with smaller hands. I would recommend you try it, but "one size fits most" means one size fits most women's hands.

Help very little still in pain and numbness almost had to go to the hospital so bad won't buy again there back brace are 1%23 recommend by doctor and me but these i don't let down expected better from manufacturer

They are not "one size fits all".. cut circulation off in my hands .. if you have small hand these might he ok for you. I was looking for more of a "carpet tunnel" support and these are not it.

I have purchased other Mueller brand joint support items and liked them. Not this one. It is not a compression glove and does not provides support for my arthritic hands. The finger material is strange with hard plastic like items embedded in it that sometimes catch on clothes. Not the product I thought it was advertised.

Well, I ordered this online for delivery. I opened the bag that contained a box. The box was empty. So, the "driver" taking a photo of something that was delivered is no proof that the consumer actually gets the item. Did the driver take it and close the box and bag up before delivery? Did the "picker" steal the item and put the empty box in the bag for the driver to deliver? I'll never know. So, I started a chat with the online Walmart AI and that was useless. I had to do an internet search to find the phone number for Walmart's customer service so I could relay the issue to a human being. Ultimately, Walmart's customer service rep helped me and credited me for the cost of the compression glove. I shouldn't have had to call customer service at all. I still don't have the compression glove, so I still have to buy one--but it won't be from Walmart. If theft is happening with the folks that handle Walmart deliveries, I hope Walmart is doing something about it.

It's just a cotton glove with the fingertips cut off and a band around the wrist. It did not have any compression quality to it, not to me. I have xl working man's hands so maybe these were designed for something different.

Well I received an obviously used and dirty item in an open, crushed box. The fingers were all inverted and tangled. Needless to say I didn't even try to put it on.. This was picked deliberately by a shopper for delivery. No excuse!!!