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When i first put the hand support gloves on my hand felt tight but now it feels ok, is that normal?
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It is normal: Gloves shrink a little and feel tight when first putting on, then loosen a little. All is normal. Why are wearing hand support gloves and how did you purchase them?
Answered 10/6/2020
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