Cold hands

Dh suffers as well. There are lots of handwarmers on line. We have not yet found a sure fire one. There is a zippo one but we had trouble with the lead. Not sure if resolved.

I too suffer from Raynaud's Syndrome, I am typing this wearing fingerless gloves and fluffy thermal socks over my (thick) tights.

The only practical thing you can do is physically keep your body warm. I have drawers of thermal socks, fingerless gloves and thermal vests, plus throws, so that i can easily add an other layer and, most importantly, plan ahead. I have knitted gloves tucked into the glove compartment of both mine and my husband's car.

In winter I always have gloves in my handbag. Even when the weather is quite warm, I will always have an extra layer tucked away somewhere where I can easily access it.

When Raynaud's strikes, despite my caution. I fill a mug with very hot water and put my fingers in it, until they unfreeze.

Good luck

I wear these gloves and use Hot Hands and Feet warmers when I’m out, I was diagnosed in my 20’s.
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