We've tested socks and gloves in the past that have silver content, and learned that silver has some redeeming properties for Raynaud's sufferers: First, it works to reflect body heat, and second, it helps regulate and even out the temperature in the areas exposed to fabric containing silver content. Recently we found an article on a news site
One of our members, Geoff Chellis, sent an email with a story we thought would be inspiring for fellow Frosties, and he agreed to let us publish it. Warning: Just reading this story can give you the chills! In the spirit of Raynaud’s Awareness Month I thought I’d share a recent story and a donation to further
We're always happy to share our product discoveries with fellow Frosties. We haven't tried these items, but they do look warm! The Heated Wrap - This product is like a heating pad or an electric blanket designed to wrap around you arms and shoulders, plus pockets for warming up frozen fingers! Since it's designed as a wrap, it drapes like
Limbkeepers® were originally created by New York apparel executive Deborah Vezan in response to her mother’s nine-year struggle with Alzheimer’s.
October is officially Raynaud’s Awareness Month, our first in the U.S.! We chose October because it’s the start of the colder weather and a good time to alert sufferers to arm themselves for the upcoming season. It's also a good time to reach out to the millions of fellow Frosties who have no idea their pain and discomfort
