Can I wear these at night to prevent numbness in fingers?
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I believe the instructions say something about not exceeding a few hours of use. I would classify these as more of a brace than a sleeve. Then again, if you didn't size-down as recommended, one might be able to wear longer. I have also found that they expand and stretch after the last month of near daily use.
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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.
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My sleep doctor told me to wear blue filtering glasses to help me sleep. He said to wear them at night when on the computer or watching TV because the blue light tricks your body into thinking it's daytime and produces hormones to keep you awake. By the way, I am looking. I haven't bought any yet so I appreciate reading your reviews. Thanks!
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I've fallen asleep with these a few times... not comfortable enough to keep in all night. I would recommend a shallower body style ear bud, that Comply Foam makes ear tips for. It's basically memory foam and is fantastic for canceling-out noise.
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I use them at the shooting range and they've been very comfortable for 1-2 hours use but they fit very snug to deafen sound. I would think that trying to wear them for long periods, like overnight, would become uncomfortable.
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Absolutely! At first they may seem very tight and restrictive as they are designed to protect your hand and wrist when you fall down on asphalt or cement which you do a lot of with street rollerskates but after a while they loosen up and your fingers can move very well but in the beginning they will be very tight.
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I never wore it at night. I really don't think that would be necessary since you're not using those muscles while laying down.
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I dont know...I use it to keep my wrists from folding down - if I dont wear them at night my wrists fold down and I wake up with very sore hands. Dr recommended them to avoid carpal tunnel surgery.
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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.
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No. Well I can't sleep while wearing these. The metal of the earbuds protrudes and it hurts my ears to lie on my side. So if you're a back sleeper then you might be able to sleep in these. I do use them when I meditate. In a upright position. They block out external noise enough for me to turn off/tune out.
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Yes, You can wear them to bed. I forget that I have them on most of the time.
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Most definitely not. They fit a small to medium hand fine, but the more the material has to stretch to fit around your fingers the less well it works insulating you from the heat.
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I've never tried this on my hands. I would use it at night and slip cotton gloves on or those stretch gloves from Wal-Mart you can get for $1. This product has been the best thing for my heals. I had crevices in them and was afraid of infection. I use nightly before bed, no socks.
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Hi Jehlen, These are good for wicking away sweat, also since fingers are in thin cloth, it gives protection from blisters too and super comfy. But they are not compression.
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Yes they can be worn while sleeping. No pain. You can also cut them to be shorter with a razor blade for more comfort.
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I never thought of that! I don't see why not. I would put it on at night and wear cotton gloves. It works on your feet why wouldn't it work on you hands.
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Yes they can be. I used my gloves basically for the repetitive injury I had following an overuse injury while trying to learn to type faster. It increased the circulation and along with a couple of cortisone shots healed the injury. Please see your doctor first.