If you sit at a desk or workstation for long periods of time, you know the strain that comes from working hard. Maybe your wrists feel strained, your back aches, your neck hurts or you might have even suffered carpal tunnel syndrome. If you ask anyone how you can relieve such symptoms, they might suggest ergonomic products.
You’ve probably seen your share of ergonomic items. Mouse pads and keyboards with wrist rests, keyboard drawers and trays, floor mats and footrests, and lumbar cushions—these are all ergonomic solutions. These kinds of products have two things in common: They help make working easier and reduce the likelihood of injury.
The rise of ergonomic products started with the rise of computer desk work. Employees were complaining about the strain associated with long periods of computer use and began looking for ideas. ...
