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It turns out that gloves are good for far more than simply keeping your hands warm on a cold day. Chronic skin and hand conditions can cause discomfort and pain and make every day activities like getting dressed or fixing breakfast difficult. There are gloves that provide compression and gloves that provide warmth. If you have skin problems such as Vitiligo, Psoriasis, Eczema, Dermatitis or Scleroderma, you may want to consider gloves for skin and hand conditions that offer skin protection along with compression and warmth.
Gloves for Skin And Hand Conditions
Important features to look for in gloves for skin and hand conditions include:
Comfortable, breathable fabrics that stretch for a conforming fit Style options that offer the coverage and dexterity you need to use your hands without removing your gloves Sun protection factor of 50+UPF (Ultraviolet Protection Factor) or greater Fabrics that block 98% of the UV radiation from sunlightProtective Gloves
One line of protective gloves that clicks off all these features is the Protexglove line. Made with a unique blend of Supplex® nylon and Lycra®, Protexgloves apply light compression and help keep your hands warm, clean and comfortable. 50+ UVA and UVB sun protection is knitted right into the cutting edge fabric so it will never wash away. Best of all, the material is extra soft so these gloves are comfortable to wear all day or all night without fear of skin irritation or reaction.
Protexgloves are available in several styles and with or without silicone oval grips to provide you with a more secure grip.
Wearing gloves to protect your hands from irritants, the sun and to minimize the effects of Psoriasis, Dermatitis, Scleroderma and Eczema is easy and comfortable with the right gloves.
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Our blogs are educational in nature and are not intended as a substitute for medical advice. Because your condition is unique to you, it is recommended that you consult with your health care provider before attempting any medical or therapeutic treatments. We are always happy to answer questions about products mentioned in our blogs, however, we cannot provide a diagnosis or medical advice.
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