Cold Hands and Feet

It was the Romans who first discovered the medicinal properties of silver, but here in the 21st century, Raynaud’s Disease sufferers are still enjoying the benefits of this precious metal for relieving their painful symptoms in the hand form of Silver Gloves.

If you’re one of the estimated 10 million adults in the UK suffering with Raynaud’s Disease then you’ll know the daily struggle of needing to keep your hands warm. Cold hands and fingers, or feet and toes are a sure sign that you may be suffering from Raynaud’s, which is triggered by poor blood flow and compromised circulation in the hands.

Any hands that suffer from Raynaud’s Disease know how important it is to keep them warm, and how difficult this can be! Imagine being out and about when the weather suddenly takes a turn for the worst, or finding an enjoyable day out suddenly ruined by numb fingers, never worry again with the HotRox Electric Hand Warmer!

Raynaud’s Disease and white fingers go hand in cold hand, and you may find that standard gloves just aren’t good enough to keep your hands warm and attacks at bay, that’s why we bring you Silver Gloves.

Raynaud’s Disease Symptoms may be most commonly in the hands, but they can also affect your feet. Toes are just as vulnerable to Raynaud’s as fingers and can suffer the same colour-changes as blood supply is cut off. With the feet being some of the coldest areas of the body, and not easily as warmed as hands which can simply be rubbed together, keeping feet feeling warm can be quite the task!

Frosty fingers are the most common signs of Raynaud’s Disease and a sure sign that an “attack” is underway. Triggered by changes in temperature that can be caused by the weather, holding a frosty drink or even reaching into the fridge for something, a Raynaud’s Phenomenon attack causes the blood vessels of the hands (and sometimes the toes, lips, ears or nose) to spasm, stopping blood flow and eventually causing the area to turn white.