Raynaud's disease heating gloves: Your shield against Raynaud's disease

Raynaud's heated gloves feature our innovative heating technology, which delivers optimal heat distribution across the back of the hand, including the fingertips where cold sensations are most felt. The battery powers a series of premium, ultra-thin heating elements carefully integrated inside the gloves, ensuring perfect heat distribution.

To guarantee optimal comfort, our touch-screen heated gloves are designed to fit the shape of your hand. They're flexible enough to allow natural use of your hands and fingers, whilst providing sufficient insulation to keep the warmth in. Plus, they're available in different sizes to suit everyone.

Each of our heated gloves is equipped with a high-capacity battery that offers up to 6 hours of autonomy per charge, allowing you to keep your hands warm throughout the day.

Using G-Heat Raynaud's heated gloves is simple, practical and intuitive. What's more, the surface of the thumbs and index fingers on our gloves is compatible with touch screens, which means you can use your smartphones and other electronic devices without having to take them off.

By wearing our heated gloves, you can be sure that your hands will stay warm, whatever the weather conditions. Less numbness, less pain and less hesitation about going out when the weather is cold!

At G-Heat, we prioritise your comfort. That's why our Raynaud's heated gloves are designed with soft and durable materials, whilst being adjustable and extremely lightweight. Their flexible texture ensures easy and pleasant wear, and their modern, sleek design suits all types of outfits.

G-Heat heated gloves for Raynaud's disease have been designed to provide constant warmth to the hands. This continuous heat helps dilate blood vessels, thus improving blood circulation to the fingers. By promoting blood circulation, our gloves minimise the numbness and pain caused by Raynaud's disease.

Hand washing is recommended to protect the heating system. However, machine washing at 30°C with minimal spin is possible, provided you follow the care instructions.

After use, separate the batteries from the gloves and store them in a dry place at room temperature. Make sure they're always charged and recharge them every three or four months, even during the summer months, to extend their lifespan.

Use a mild detergent without fabric softener. Avoid tumble drying, bleach or dry cleaning. Don't wring out the gloves, as this could damage the heating system.