Wrist warmers

[magria]

Winter again! (and the unwarmerable hands are even colder).I remember seeing a post in the past recommending wrist warmers as an aid to warming hands. I wonder if readers have advice on these and where to obtain them. Many thanks to all who respond.

[OldTed60]

These are my go to. So soft! turtle-doves.co.uk/?utm_sou...

[Churchlover]

My consultant has suggested some type of infusion to help with Raynauds, has anyone else tried these and do they help 🤔🤔🤔

[MaryC13 in reply to Churchlover]

Was it iloprost infusion? I had it laser December but I didn’t see much improvement 😩 they want me to have it again this year but I’m in 2 minds x

[Deby177 in reply to MaryC13]

Didn't work for me I've given up on everything tried all infisions and medications no joy

[Ffrwd]

I wear cashmere wrist warmers from the House of Bruar. Also look at the Pachamama knitwear website. They have a fabulous range of gloves and wrist warmers . I live in their fingerlessgloves with a handwarmer tucked inside. My fingers cuddle the hand warmer but are free to come out and do things!

[Midgebite21]

Joules have some on their website but they are actually really easy to make from old jumper sleeves. The Turtle Doves wrist warmers started life as old cashmere jumpers initially. Not sure if that’s still the case as the company has grown.

[Castella]

I use Turtle Doves too. You can tuck in a Little Hottie.

[Bickyn]

Hi I have not tried them yet. But just ordered my first pair from turtle doves. They have a sale on atm so I paid £24. Expensive so I hope they help me.

[Antony_Curtis]

Hi, there are some unique wrist and blood warmers being tested by a company called Naked Gloves that will look like watch straps. I’m not sure they are out yet.