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Ergonomic Mice and Other Pointing Devices

Ergonomic Mice - Vertical Hand Position

The design of an ergonomic mouse places your hand to be in a relaxed vertical handshake position which eliminates forearm twisting and allows the muscles of the hand, arm, and shoulder to relax. The benefits create a healthier and safer workplace, reduce fatigue, discomfort, and risk of injury such as Carpal Tunnel Syndrome.

Ergonomic Techniques For Mouse Users

Do not rest your wrist or forearm on the desk while you move the mouse.
Hold your mouse loosely because gripping creates tension in the fingers.
Do not just use the wrist to move the mouse, use the whole arm and shoulder.
Do not lift your pinkie, hold the mouse lightly with all fingers.
Use a light touch to click or even better use software that automates clicking.

Microsoft Ergonomic Natural Wireless Laser Mouse 6000

This mouse is designed to conform to your hand in its most relaxed position. Breakthrough ergonomic design, the tilted, elevated hand position is designed to reduce pressure on the carpal tunnel and wrist.

NEW! Evoluent Vertical Mouse 3

The lastet Evoluent VerticalMouse 3 supports your hand in a relaxed handshake position and eliminates arm twisting.

Zero Tension Mouse

The revolutionary Zero Tension Mouse allows all of the muscles of the hand, arm and shoulder to effectively relax.

AirO2bic Mouse aka Quill Mouse

AirO₂bic mouse now clinically indicated to help prevent and improve Carpal Tunnel Syndrome symptoms. Ergonomically Functional Neutral mouse that does not require to be gripped and untwists the wrist.

Special: Zero Tension Mouse with GentleMouse

The revolutionary Zero Tension Mouse allows all of the muscles of the hand, arm and shoulder to effectively relax. GentleMouse is an ergonomic software that eliminates the need to click the mouse. You save $31!

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GentleMouse - No More Clicking!

GentleMouse is an ergonomic software that eliminates the need to click the mouse. It may reduce risk of Repetitive Strain Injuries such as Carpal Tunnel Syndrome.

SmartNAV Hands Free Mouse

The SmartNAV is a powerful, hands-free mouse alternative that allows complete control of a computer with natural head motion. It can help people in a wide range of situations, from those who are looking to alleviate repetitive strain injuries to those who are currently unable to use a computer.

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