Cold Hands and Feet

Hand warmers are a fantastic, time-efficient way to keep your hands warm during winter, proving perfect for those who feel the bite of Raynaud's Disease. View our top hand warmers guide below, helping you find your ideal hand warmer.

Chilblains and Raynaud's are often used interchangeably. Take a look at our Best Winter Gloves for Chilblains and prevent numbness and tingling in the fingers ruining your winter.

One of the first parts of your body to feel the cold is your feet, so we've had our experts pick out some of the best socks and warmers out there to stop the cold in its tracks. These are the best Warm Socks for Cold Feet available this year.

If you suffer from Raynaud's disease, then you'll know cold and painful your hands can feel, no matter what time of year it is. Our Best Gloves for Raynaud's Disease are designed to keep your hands comfortable in any season.

With cold weather approaching, Raynaud's sufferers need to make sure their feet are warm and protected around the home. Read about our new SnugToes range of slippers to do just that, in our guide to the Best Heated Slippers.

The question on every Raynaud's sufferers lips is how exactly do I keep my hands warm during winter? In this blog, we'll explain the best ways to eliminate frosty fingers, suggesting changes you can make to keep warm.

The leaves have fallen from the trees, the mercury is dropping and it's time for Raynaud's Disease to rear its head. See our 5 Hot Products to Treat Raynaud's to find out how to avoid cold hands this winter!

Beta Blockers are a common class of medication – if you take them and experience cold hands, you're in the right place. Take a look at our guide that includes tips, tricks and recommendations for beating sensation loss and numbness.

Experienced by many Raynaud's sufferers, purple hands occurs when blood vessels in the extremities contract. Thankfully, there are solutions available.