Cara Moisturizing Eczema 100% Premium Cotton Gloves, Medium, White, 24 Pair

Absolutely love these reusable gloves to help hydrate my hands when they start to get drive. Living in Colorado with eczema has always been a struggle and these gloves are an important part of my daily routine that helps keep my hands soft and prevents them from cracking. These gloves are easy to wash however be careful not to dry on high in the dryer or they will most definitely shrink.

I have extremely dry skin especially around the ends of my fingers to the point of cracking at the very tips and around my fingernails. A few days and nights of heavy duty lotion and wearing these and my fingers are so much improved.They don't work very well with a touch screen but being caught and I didn't expect that they would. I would recommend a stylus if you're wearing these during the day.

Work fine but we turn them inside out because of the irritation of seams on my daughter’s hands during flare ups. Fit fine, well made. No issues.

Per my doctors orders I need to wear cotton gloves to hold in my medicated ointment and lotions while I sleep. These work great.I wash them in cold water but they still shrink a bit. I can still wear them and they last for months. Often times they wear out at the top because my nails poke the tips.I’ve bought this item several times and will buy again when I need new ones.

My hands get so dry & sore in the winter. My skin cracks and splits.I don't really like lotion a whole lot. They're always greasy, liquidy and thin.I have a house full of animals so putting lotion on, especially the greasier ones, and then petting one of my animals is aweful.I started out looking for a non-greasy lotion that I could wear at night while I was sleeping and these gloves showed up in one of my searches.Game changer!I used these gloves in conjunction with O'Keeffe's Working Hands Night Treatment. Within 3 nights my hands were in much better shape. By the end of the week, they were mostly healed.My only complaint is they're supposed to be reusable however, they shrunk down to toddler size after being washed.

good price compared to buying at the drug store.size not consistant. some from the box are quite tight. matbe its because i really have dry hands, but they dont seem to moisturize.

I purchased these cotton gloves because I developed a severe case of eczema on my hands and I needed something to hold my creams on my hands to keep them moist while I sleep at night. These work perfectly. For the 1st time I wake up in the mornings with moist hands. In addition to using my topical steroid ointment, I made a homemade skin cream I use on my hands made of Petroleum Jelly, Pure Shea Butter, Dermasil Lotion and 100% pure Therapeutic grade Lavender Oil (lavender oil to stop the itching). I made the cream thick to keep my skin super moist. What is most important about these cotton gloves is they serve multiple purposes, they keep hands super moist and holds the ointments and hand creams in, keeps the thick cream off my clothes, linen, and furniture and aids in the healing process to soften my thick skin caused by scratching. They also aid in keeping me from subconsciously scratching my eczema hands at night.

After trying dozens of treatments to help my wife's severe eczema I got these to help her topicals absorb. They are now an essential part of her kit and her hand is 95% healed. An added bonus is that they protect her eczema from irritants when she is handling anything dusty (which is at least a few times a day). Stashing these everywhere and protecting her eczema from dust, along with wearing these for an hour or so after applying prescription cortisone ointment or cream (Puriya's Mother of all Creams is her favorite), has been invaluable to her eczema healing. (I have to mention that she also changed her diet.)These can be washed, but even if you air-dry them they shrink in a funny way. The long fingers fit her hands very well, but after a washing the fingers get much shorter.As a side note--if you battle eczema, we noticed the foods that triggered flare-ups were seafood, grapes/wine, and chochlate. And possibly agave/tequilla. Everyone is different, of course.