Buyer's Guide to Arthritis products

Arthritis can cause joint pain and inflammation preventing you from doing everyday activities like gardening, reading and even walking. Luckily there are products that can help you manage it better and get on with living. 

 

Arthritis Gloves

Arthritis Gloves Designed to help relieve aches, pain & stiffness associated with Arthritis in your hands, they provide relief by mildly compressing your joints and increasing circulation, which results in reduced pain and promotes healing. 

 

Arthritis Knee Sleeve


IMAK Arthritis Knee SleeveDesigned with all-day comfort in mind. You can wear this all day long, the knee sleeve provides mild compression and warmth to support your knee joints.  The ideal choice for people living with chronic pain from arthritis, fibromyalgia, overuse or other conditions. 

 

Elbow sleeve for arthritis Arthritis Elbow Sleeve

Wrap your elbow in mild compression and warmth this IMAK Arthritis Elbow Sleeve helps relieve aches and pains associated with Arthritis around the elbow joint.

IMAK Arthritis Wrist SleeveArthritis Wrist Sleeve

The IMAK Arthritis Wrist Sleeve helps relieve aches and pains associated with Arthritis around your wrists by providing mild compression and warmth to your joints.

 

IMAK Arthritis ThumbArthritis Thumb Sleeve

Thumb Sleeves provide effective, non evasive Arthritis relief for your thumb joints by providing warmth and compression which reduces the aches and pains associated with Arthritis. 

 

Compression Socks IMAKArthritis Compression Socks

If you are experiencing Arthritis somewhere in your foot. The IMAK Arthritis Compression Socks can help provide compression and warmth to your feet which helps relieve aches and pains associated with Arthritis in your feet.

 

New Zealand Arthritis Support Links

There are organisations like the ones below that are here to support you or your loved one if you are experiencing arthritis.

Arthritis NZ - Offer's support and advice
Four main types of arthritis - Learn about NZ's common arthritis types
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