Tommie Copper Reviews - Can It Provide You With Relief?

I am the biggest skeptic. I suffer from sever Fibromyalgia and lower back pain etc. I recently fractured my foot and it was so bad the doctor said "I would have preferred if you broke it." Well for weeks I could barely walk, after the cast the pain was excruciating. I say Montel Williams and I know, he suffers from pain as well. All I can tell you is thank God for Tommie Copper.

I was back at the pool two days after receiving my ankle support. I am now waiting for the leggings and Tommie Copper long sleeve top. If you're like me and tried pain killers and every mixture under the sun, what's one more try? It might just change your life. I'm so glad I took the chance. How I wish I had done it sooner.

Don't pay attention to negative reviews, everyone is different, be your own judge!. Thank you Tommie Copper, Montel Williams and Dara Torres for giving me my life back.

I work at The Vitamin Shoppe as an assistant store manager. Our store is one of the selected test stores for Tommie Copper. Tommie Copper gave us some free knee and elbow sleeves of various sizes to try out, and pass feedback on to the customers. Tommie Copper also gave us a special discount for one week (We were able to buy directly from them and receive a 25% off discount), which I paid no mind to because I had literally no faith in this product. I just took my free knee sleeve, and never expected to sell any of the line. We aren't paid on commission, so there is no reason to ever deceive a customer into buying a product that would not benefit them.

I have a bodybuilding and powerlifting background. I have the state records for my weight class, so I take it pretty seriously. My knees, elbows, and back are all in pretty poor shape from competition. I started wearing the knee sleeve underneath my slacks at work (I didn't really want to work out in them. I have $80 Inzer Knee Sleeves for that). Something I noticed within hours of wearing the sleeve was my posture. I always lean slightly to the left, and put a lot of weight on my left leg. This causes a lot of pain in my hamstrings, and around my knee. I could feel an even weight distribution between my legs for the first time in probably five to six years.

Overall, I really like the knee sleeve. I'd love to buy more of the line, and I'd love to sell it to customers. The problem for me is the price, especially from a selling point of view. When someone comes in looking for an anti-inflammatory for their joints I can either sell them Tommie Copper apparel for $40-$80 each, or I can sell them fish oil for $7. I'd personally buy more of the line, but I can't afford it. I feel like if they could address the astronomical price of their products, it would be a much easier sale for people like myself whom believe in their products, but just can't bring themselves to spend $80 on a pair of pants.

All the best.

I have lived with chronic intolerable hip pain for 5 years. After 5 specialists, expensive MRIs and injections, I had received no answers and no relief. I saw the Tommie Copper infomercials many times but just didn't believe it could help.

Finally this last Christmas, My daughter who is a Bio-Chemistry major rattled off all of the reasons that copper should help so I ordered it. The very first night i wore it I slept through the night. The next day i realized that the chronic pain was gone. I still hurt when i walk too much but, the all-day every day pain is absolutely gone.

Do yourself a huge favor and try this stuff. I am a walking testament to the ability of copper compression wear. It has changed my life.

There's not enough support. I think they need stronger material. Plus a few stays added for better support. After first use, it was taking on all the cracks and folds of my waist and rolled up my back. Had to keep pulling it down and repositioning. Nothing like the photo of girl running!

After using the Tommie Copper sleeve for two days, I developed a permanent red mark around my thigh. Weeks later, it is still there and doesn't appear to be fading at all. I assume it has something to do with the sticky material they use at the top of the sleeve to make it stay in place. So, unless you want your leg to be permanently disfigured, I would highly recommend staying away from this horrid product.

By the way, I tried to post this exact review directly on the Tommie Copper website. Their moderator rejected it and won't post it. So don't believe the reviews on this company's website. They obviously only allow positive reviews to be posted to their site. So, the ratings that you find there are absolutely false and misleading. I am highly disappointed in not only the product, but how the company operates.

Bottom Line: No, I would not recommend this to a friend

I have used copper bracelets and rings in the past to treat a number of martial arts related joint pains. These have usually afforded moderate to good relief; not so with Tommie Copper. The amount of copper metal in these poorly constructed paper thin products is negligible. And so is the intended effect. I have no idea if Copper Fit is any better, but it couldn't be worse than the overpriced, easily torn Tommie Copper in my opinion.

Bottom Line: No, I would not recommend this to a friend

My husband will not go to work without Tommie Copper. He has the knees and tee shirt and swears by them. He doesn't take them off until bed time. They really do work. I'm getting ready to order the shoulder Tommie Copper as well.

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

Seems to help pain but not made well enough to work. It comes apart at seams. Idea is good but workmanship sucks.

Bottom Line: No, I would not recommend this to a friend

I was suffering with carpal tunnel syndrome. After many doctor appointments I was advised to have the surgery. A friend suggested I try out Tommie Copper gloves and she bought them for me. After a very short time I was pain free. I swear by them and tell anyone who will listen about this product.

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

I had knee surgery and saw the ad for Tommy Copper and ordered the knee support. The ends of the support sock dug into my skin and left my leg indented, red and sore. The material that went over the knee itself was loose and offered no support what so ever. After wearing it for a week I could no longer stand how bad it hurt at the openings to the support sock. I have to admit though they did take it back with no fuss or speeches.

Bottom Line: No, I would not recommend this to a friend

I ordered the back brace approximately two months ago and just received the shipment on 4/17/2015. I consider that very poor customer service.

Bottom Line: No, I would not recommend this to a friend