CompUrest's "humanwear support" factors in the needs of your entire arm, and the delicate network of tends, bones and nerves that were not meant to be tensed for hours at a time while keying.

Computer injuries, (repetitive stress injuries, carpal tunnel syndrome, neck, back and shoulder pain, etc.) are a caused by stress.  When you tense your arms for long periods of time, making ever so repetitive movements, its only a matter of time before some folks develop repetitive stress injuries.  Severe late night, razor sharp pains can result after years of computer use, as was the case of CompUrest's inventor. When she removed the cause, stress, the effect, repetitive stress healed within 30 days...and that was in 1990.  The injuries never returned.

How?  CompUrest provide support where there is stress when you are computing.  With CompUrest you can relax from your fingers to your shoulders with your fingers anchored on the keys.

CompUrest's extended armrest provides even elbow support while keeping your arms at a 90^o angle, comfortably supported at your side. The indented armrest that extends CompUrest's unique splint technology all the way to your shoulders allows you to sit into the armrest, helping maintain good posture.    This simple indentation provides further support to your upper arms, shoulders and neck. 

CompUrest also deals with carpal tunnel syndrome by eliminating the need for you to bend your wrist and pinch your nerves when computing.  By lowering the keyboard, your fingers have the added support of being suspended over the keys, resting comfortably on the home row.  This makes it easier to use a lighter keystroke when keying.

Traditional computing or computing with a wrist rest puts extra
upper body weight pressure on your wrists. 

Keeps Your unsupported arms tensed while reaching for keys.

“The ideal position of the wrist is flat and straight, 
which positions the hand level with the arm 
and extended in a straight line from it. 
Those who work with hands 
bent up, down or to the side 
risk damage to the wrist.”

  Dr. Marvin J. Dainoff, Center for Ergonomic Research
Miami University, Oxford, Ohio
 (As reported in the New York Times)

CompUrest - Armrest's Length & Width - (21" X 21")  - 30 Day Money Back Guarantee - Invented by J. Nayer Hardin & Bernard Hirschenson, U.S. Patent No. 5,188,321 - Marketed by Neil London - Manufactured by Sherwood Akuna and Esteban Granados - A product of the Computer Underground Railroad Enterprises - Ergonomics Division - CompUrest supports your forearms and lowers your keyboard for the most comfortable computing ever.  You don't have to hurt.  Stop computer pain now.  J O Y!