As often as we encourage an active workday to counteract the very real damage sitting can do to your body (which may be happening right now, worsening! with! each! passing! word!), the day’s unpred …read more

Lefties of the world are often at a disadvantage when it comes to common products. From scissors that don’t cut and pens that don’t write, to spiral notebooks that leave indentions in your arm and mic …read more

One of the quickest, easiest and most affordable ways to make your home or office workstation more ergonomic is to switch out your traditional mouse for an ergonomic mouse. Much of the pain peop …read more

Ergonomic mouse recommendations can be tricky. There are many factors that contribute to pain in the hand, wrist, forearm, elbow, and shoulder. Two of the most common are pronating and “clamping”. …read more

With airlines charging more than they'd like to admit for carry-on luggage, and with the already limited space (if one could call it that) offered on planes, ergonomics and travel seldom go hand-in-ha …read more