Raynaud's disease is where blood vessels constrict in response to cold or stress, individuals with Raynaud's experience episodes of reduced blood flow to certain parts of the body, typically the fingers and toes. During these episodes, the affected areas may turn white or blue, and as blood flow returns, they may turn red and throb or tingle. The reduced blood flow can cause pain and discomfort, and in severe cases, it can lead to ulcers or sores on the affected areas. The severity of pain can vary, and some may find episodes more painful than others. 

Proper management, including keeping warm and using protective measures like wrist warmers, can help alleviate symptoms and reduce the frequency and intensity of Raynaud's episodes. Wristees® act as guardians, providing a layer of insulation around the wrists and pulse points, ensuring that blood flow remains steady. The open-finger design allows wearers to keep their fingers free for tasks while offering targeted protection where it's needed the most.