Best Products for Raynaud’s Disease 2024
Millions of people suffer from Raynaud's Disease, a condition with symptoms that range from mild redness and tingling, to extreme pain that leaves your hands unable to cope. It doesn't just impact your fingers either, but can impact toes, noses and any other extremities. Suffering from Raynaud's in Winter doesn't have to be this difficult, and using products designed to alleviate the symptoms can quickly make winter more tolerable.
Top Products for Raynaud's Disease
Below we outline our top products for Raynaud's Disease. We encourage you to take a look at all of the products below, but if you know what you're after, click the link below and head straight on down to your area of choice.
- Hand Protection: Silver, copper, full and fingerless gloves that are designed specifically to keep the hands warm. Reflect the cold and retain heat with the scientific properties of copper and silver.
- Foot Protection: Warm your feet using silver embedded socks, a metal that reflects heat back into the body.
- Home Comforts: Stay warm at home with heated covers, foot warmers and electric cushions, perfect for getting cosy in the home.
- On the Move Instant Warmth: Hand warmers, oils and more, all designed for a quick fix while out of the house.
- Bundle Packs: Save money by buying socks and gloves together with money off!
Keep Hands Warm with Raynaud's
Below are four gloves that are scientifically designed to keep your hands warm by retaining heat and preventing the cold from reaching your hands.
- Raynaud's Disease Deluxe Silver Gloves: Include 12% silver to prevent heat from leaving the hands.
- Raynaud's Disease Silver Gloves: Include 8% silver to prevent heat from leaving the hands.
- Raynaud's Disease Deluxe Fingerless Silver Gloves: 12% silver thread keeps the hands warm while retaining finger dexterity.
- Raynaud's Disease Fingerless Silver Gloves: 8% silver thread keeps the hands warm while retaining finger dexterity.
Raynaud's Disease Deluxe Silver Gloves
- Deluxe silver gloves ideal for Raynaud's disease
- Heat-retaining 12% silver thread keeps hands warm
- Featuring antimicrobial and anti-static materials
- Also great for wearing as glove liners
Raynaud's Disease Silver Gloves
- Silver gloves ideal for Raynaud's disease
- Heat-retaining silver thread keeps hands warm
- Antimicrobial design for hygiene and freshness
- Also great for wearing as glove liners
Raynaud's Disease Fingerless Silver Gloves
- Fingerless gloves that prevent Raynaud's Disease episodes
- Fingerless design aids in dexterity, sensitivity and control
- Infused in silver fibres to prevent heat from escaping
- Suitable also those with diabetes, infections, ulcers and more
Keep Feet Warm with Raynaud's
The below socks use the same silver technology as used by the gloves above. Retain heat in your feet and keep moving in comfort.
- Diabetic 12% Silver Socks: Antibacterial, aids in healing, improves circulation and keeps the heat out with 12% silver.
- Raynaud's Disease 9% Silver Socks: Keeps your feet warm by improving circulation with 9% silver.
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Diabetic 12% Silver Socks
- Antibacterial & aids healing;
- Soft & comfortable, no inner seams;
- Can help prevent fissures & dry skin;
- Helps prevent athletes foot & skin irritations.
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Raynaud's Disease 9% Silver Socks
- Keep your feet warm with antistatic silver fibres
- Hygienic antimicrobial socks with anti-odour protection
- Ideal for Raynaud's Disease, athlete's foot, pain, and numbness
- Stretchy socks with no inner seams for added comfort
Raynaud's Home Comforts
If you suffer from an extreme form of Raynaud's, then even the slightest change in temperature can lead to pain in your fingers. Thankfully, we have plenty of products that can keep you warm and cosy at home.
- HomeGlow B-Warm Heated Seat Cover: Reduce your heating bills with this cost effective alternative to providing therapeutic warmth, keeping you warm while you sit in your chair.
- Beurer FW20 Cosy Taupe Electric Foot Warmer: Cosy foot warmer with three illuminated temperature options, while the cosy fleece ensures that your feet stay warm.
- Beurer Grey Electric Heated Cushion HK48: Ideal for those who crave the comfort of a hot water bottle, this electric heated cushion will warm you with three temperature options for up to 90 minutes!
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HomeGlow B-Warm Heated Seat Cover
- Stay cosy in your seat when the temperature drops
- Produces a controlled heat to keep you comfortable
- Costs less than 1p per hour to use!
- Easy operation - set up and use within minutes
Beurer FW20 Cosy Taupe Electric Foot Warmer
- Efficiently warms feet and ankles
- One size will fit cold feet of all sizes
- Three illuminated temperature options
- Made from high-quality fleece
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Beurer Grey Electric Heated Cushion HK48
- Comfy electric heated cushion
- For those who crave the comfort of a hot water bottle
- Automatic switch off after 90 minutes
- A choice of three temperature options
Raynaud's Warmth on the Move
If you're on your commute, off camping, off for a walk or anything else, then Raynaud's can be a bit of a problem in winter. There's plenty of options for providing a quick fix while you're on the move.
- Hotteeze Hand Warmer (Pack of 10): A fast-acting, easy-to-use hand warmer that can be activated and provide heat of up to 63°C for 10 straight hours, perfect for putting in your pocket while on the move.
- Omni Ol Hand Warming Balm: A hand warming natural balm that stimulates circulation, reduces inflammation and relaxes stiffiness, perfect for preventing the worst of the cold during winter.
- HotRox Electronic Hand Warmer Full Kit: Provide heat of up to six hours with this rechargeable on-the-move hand warmer, designed to provide heat at the flick of a switch.
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Hotteeze Hand Warmer (Pack of 10)
- Fast-acting, easy-to-use hand warmer (price is for a pack of 10)
- Keep your hands warm and comfortable in cold conditions
- Provides warmth for up to 10 hours
- Ultra-thin and odourless for discreet use
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Omni Ol Hand Warming Balm for Raynaud's Disease (12ml)
- Omni Ol plant-based natural warming balm
- Designed for individuals with Raynaud's Disease
- Stimulates circulation, reduces inflammation, and relaxes stiffness
- Suitable for muscular pain, joint main, sports injuries, and cold hands
Bundle Packs: Socks, Gloves and More with Money Off!
A selection of gloves and socks available for purchase together in a bundle pack with money off. Save money and stay warm.
- Raynaud's Disease Deluxe Silver Gloves and Deluxe Silver Socks Bundle:
- 1 x Pair of Raynaud's Disease Deluxe Silver Gloves
- 1 x Pair of Diabetic 12% Silver Socks
- Raynaud's Disease Silver Gloves and Silver Socks Bundle:
- 1 x Pair of Raynaud's Disease 9% Silver Socks
- 1 x Pair of Raynaud's Disease Silver Gloves
- Raynaud's Disease Silver Gloves and Fingerless Silver Gloves Bundle:
- 1 x Pair of Raynaud's Disease Fingerless Silver Gloves
- 1 x Pair of Raynaud's Disease Silver Gloves
Raynaud's Disease Deluxe Silver Gloves and Deluxe Silver Socks Bundle
- Money-saving value bundle, beat the winter chill!
- Deluxe Silver Gloves are seamless in design
- Comfortable Deluxe Silver Socks reflect heat
- With 12% silver thread for improved heat retention
Raynaud's Disease Silver Gloves & Silver Socks Bundle
- Money-saving value bundle, beat the winter chill!
- Deluxe Silver Gloves are seamless in design
- Comfortable Deluxe Silver Socks reflect heat
- With 9% silver thread for improved heat retention
Raynaud’s Disease Silver Gloves & Fingerless Silver Gloves Bundle
- Silver full length and fingerless gloves to help keep your hands warm
- Ideal for combating the effects of Raynaud's Disease
- With pure silver to help reflect the heat back into the skin
- Designed for a perfect fit around the wrist, hands and fingers
Make Winter Better with Raynaud's Disease Products
Raynaud's symptoms may be a fact of life, but they don't need to stop you from living it to the full! View our range of Raynaud's Disease and Raynaud's Syndrome products to help you get back to normal this winter.
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