Atsuwell Chemotherapy Must Haves for Women and Men, Chemo Care Package Cold Therapy Socks Cold Gloves Kit for Plantar Fasciitis, Carpal Tunnel, Arthritis Hand Pain Relief

These worked as advertised. They stay cold for about an hour, so I had three sets and kept two in an ice chest with dry ice or in a freezer and switched them out every hour. This was important for my chemo treatments, to prevent nerve damage. They worked well and were more convenient than using packs of ice.

I was thankful for these. They worked well and did protect my hands. I finish my treatment and no issues.

Love the product. I'm on my feet all day and have history of multiple surgeries on one hand. This is a perfect way to end my day and help me relax. My only complaint and really it's more of a tediousness then an actual complaint - the ice packs get annoying to put into the pockets of the socks and it takes a while to set it all up and put away. But that's a completely minor detail that is easily ignored when you weigh in the benefits of the set itself.

I have a rare condition called Erythromelalgia where I literally start burning from within. My hands and feet turn bright red, swell and burn like fire when I’m overheated. I bought these hoping for a miracle! They help so much. There are 2 gloves and 2 socks. I can use 1 or all 4 at the same time. I put them on straight from the freezer for 10-15 min (timed) and works like a charm! I keep them in a zippered plastic bag in the freezer so they stay clean and ready all the time.

The product was perfect for during chemo.

My first treatment of chemo was Monday and I used the socks and hand coolers. They're a bit tricky to fit together with the pads but not hard. They worked well.

I got these for my sister, but returned them. She actually ordered them for herself. Recommend by her oncologist.

Bought these in preparation to use while going through chemotherapy to prevent neurological damage to fingers and toes, caused by the drugs. Well, the return window has closed and I will not be needing these items now. Guess I will try to donate them. These types of items should be provided or covered by insurance companies!