Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: My hands a large [11.5 CM across the palm, and over 20 cm thumb to little finger tip.] The right hand is also swollen. Will "one size" fit?
Document: These really help my hands by relieving the pain. I use them for about 20 minutes per hand. I have used tge yoga toes in the past and also found them to be very helpful.
I am already a fan of "yogatoes" so when I saw that they also had a version for hands, I jumped in and ordered. The finger spreading pieces are a thick foam and quite comfortable. My tired hands did feel stretched and more limber after wearing them for a while.I'm giving them four stars because nowhere in this listing does anyone mention that you will only get ONE in the package. Maybe they should call it "yogahand".
First, to avoid any confusion, you do get two for the price.So, from a guitarist point of view, this is a great find. before, and after doing some finger exercises, finger independent exercises, finger and hand stretching, fret-board exercises on the neck of the guitar, this is a great product to alleviate any pain or sourness in the hand.
I was not able to use this as expected. I have had several hand surgeries and was hoping to use this as Physical Therapy. I was not able to put these through my fingers.However, there were TWO in the package - one for each hand. Although I couldn't review this product completely due to inability of my special circumstances, I want to let people know that there are two so you can save money and buy only the number needed.PS:  I love the Yoga Toes
Painful hands wake me up at night. A lifetime of thinking I can power through gardening and chores have taken a toll. When I saw the ad for YogaHands - Hand Exerciser and Stretcher I was skeptical. However, I marked the page and a day later when just catching up on email was painful, I decided to give YogaHands a go.As soon as they arrived,  I opened the package and slid them on each hand. They are simple to use and easily portable.
I use my hands so much that I am one of those people who cannot paint my fingernails. It lasts about 2 hours and then ruined. I type wicked fast, do art, but mostly I am hands-on at work, cooking, packing, shipping, you name it. Sometimes those repetitive motions hurt my hands to the point that I actually have to wear a wrist support made for working out. My hands ache like I am a massage therapist or something.So I bought these.
I don't have carpal tunnel or anything, but I do get aches in my hands from drawing for a long time or typing. I put these on for maybe five minutes when I take my breaks and my hands feel a LOT better afterward. They are comfortable to wear, yes they will feel a little awkward since they are splaying your fingers out but I like the stretching feeling. They are easy to use, too. Just slip them on and relax.
I bought these as a gift for my sister and her husband---they are still trying them out--my brother in law is so so about them--my sister was more enthusiastic, that could be because they fit her better
Stretch my hand, work my muscles, tendon in a new efficient way. I believe it's good for all kind of tensions related com puters and other monotonous, statically work.
Def. not worth the price. I had such a great experience with my Yoga Toes I decided to give this product a chance, despite some mediocre reviews. They are hard and uncomfortable, nothing like the soft rubber construction of the yoga toes. They also twist my fingers at odd angles - nothing like the flat, even separation in the photo -  making them pretty uncomfortable.
Answer: no