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The leaves have fallen from the trees, the mercury is dropping and it's time for Raynaud's Disease to rear its head. See our 5 Hot Products to Treat Raynaud's to find out how to avoid cold hands this winter!

Beta Blockers are a common class of medication – if you take them and experience cold hands, you're in the right place. Take a look at our guide that includes tips, tricks and recommendations for beating sensation loss and numbness.

Find the best Christmas gifts for someone with Raynaud's this winter in our guide to the Best Christmas Gifts for Raynaud's Disease.

Experienced by many Raynaud's sufferers, purple hands occurs when blood vessels in the extremities contract. Thankfully, there are solutions available.

With the cold weather closing in and as many of us are forced to work from home due to ongoing coronavirus restrictions, keeping warm at home is a must. From hand warmers to heated slippers, check out our top products on How To Keep Warm Working At Home this winter.  

If you suffer from Raynaud's disease, then a winter getaway can become more difficult. This guide explains how to stay warm while on your holiday, ranging from keeping your body to warm to your fingers and toes.

Silver gloves are inherently touchscreen capable as silver fibres are conductive! Yet dry hands and screen protectors can wreak havoc with your ability to call, text and browse while keeping your hands cosy.

These electronic heaters are both cheaper than central heating, and are also far better for treating aches and pains. We have collected our favourite electric heating products, from portable hand warmers to luxurious foot heaters.

There's nothing more depressing in winter than a frosty home, but an enormous heating bill isn't that much better. This list of ways to reduce your heating bill spans from the basic to the technological.