Comfortable Computing
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Computer ergonomics is simple: Place support where there is stress "If you support
the forearms and lower the keyboard, carpal tunnel syndrome
disappears."
Dr. Ivan Black, Sports Medicine, New York City "Today my arms are comfortable and yesterday, without
access to my CompUrest...at home, my arms hurt. Resting both the wrists
and the elbows (for me this is key) makes a huge difference."
CompUrest was created in 1990 as the result of one of it's inventor's extensive computer injuries. Immediately, relief and comfort from repetitive stress injuries was noticeable, what's called the "Aaaaaaaaah factor." Within 30 days, her injuries were healed, and with regular use, never returned. To Stop Repetitive Stress - |
CompUrest makes computing a comfortable experience by: A. Lowering your keyboard to eliminate bending your wrists when computing. B. Using an armrest for complete support of your hands, arms, shoulders and neck, plus C. In the CompUrest armrest an indentation is carved, that allows you to sit into it, giving posture support for comfort in your elbows and back. These simple adjustments to your computing environment has healed repetitive stress injuries in as little as 30 days. Computer ergonomics, office ergonomics, its the same thing. There is a science to how we position our bodies when computing. WebMd says about computer health issues "Office ergonomics focuses on how a workstation is set up, including the placement of your desk, computer monitor, paperwork, chair, and associated tools, such as a computer keyboard and mouse. " With ergonomically correct CompUrest, you too can set up your computing environment for comfort and, with various armrest covers, add more style to your computing experience. CompUrest's common sense splint technology provides comfort by fully supporting your upper body by positioning:
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