Drye Eczema Gloves – Moisture-Wicking Protection

Our glove is a natural replacement for traditional materials like cotton, silk, and bamboo, as it effectively wicks moisture away from the skin layer for extended periods. Moisture buildup is a key trigger for conditions like pompholyx, dermatitis, and eczema, leading to dry, itchy, and scaly hands.

CE mark a product according to the PPE Regulation, it can only be done if the product meets the requirements for Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), and an inner glove does not qualify as personal protective equipment.

To be considered PPE, the product must protect against external risks to varying degrees, which an inner glove does not do.

This formulation comes from RISE itself.

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• Work & Home: The glove can be worn under other gloves during work tasks or household chores to help keep hands dry and extend the lifespan of those gloves.
• Sleep & Training: It can also be worn overnight for moisture control while sleeping or during workouts to maintain comfort.
• Adventure & Travel: These gloves can be useful for outdoor activities and travel, helping to keep hands dry and comfortable under other gloves.

The gloves are priced higher than traditional alternatives because they use advanced anti-sweat technology to keep moisture away from the skin for extended periods. This is important, as moisture can aggravate skin issues like dryness, redness, irritation, and cracks. Traditional liners tend to absorb moisture, leading to wet gloves that can worsen skin conditions. These gloves are washable and reusable, lasting 3 to 12 months.

With proper care, the liner is intended to last between 3 to 12 months, though actual durability may vary based on usage and handling.

These gloves provide protection against sweat and irritation for all users. They can be worn comfortably under various types of gloves, including leather, work, surgical, rubber, household, and disposable gloves.

Machine wash the liner at up to 60 degrees. For a fresh feel, some users prefer to hand wash them every few days to maintain their condition.

While the patent application is ongoing, it can be shared that this liner is made from absorbent and moisture-transporting materials that are non-allergenic and gentle on the skin.

Yes, absolutely. While there's no legislation prohibiting the use of our glove liner in healthcare, it's ultimately the employer's decision. Many individuals purchase and use them for personal and work-related hygiene needs.

In tests with professional groups across Sweden, only cold buffet managers and hairdressers reported challenges when working with double gloves. The super-thin material of these gloves typically does not affect accuracy, and we've received minimal complaints.