There are various products that can help you get rid of those annoying wrist complaints. Curious which products are most suitable for you?

Read below how the products contribute to addressing your complaint and click through to go to the desired category. Ergonomic mouse, Ergonomic keyboard, Wrist rest, Arm support, Desk chair, Tablet holder

Ergonomic mouse

An ergonomic mouse, also known as a vertical mouse or RSI mouse, encourages a better and healthier arm posture. Its special design places the hand, wrist, arm and shoulder in their natural position, which can help prevent complaints. Think of mouse arm or carpal tunnel syndrome.

What does an ergonomic mouse do for wrist complaints?
Where the traditional mouse is made purely for function, an ergonomic mouse also considers the user's posture. The hand, wrist and arm sit more in their natural position, which brings more relaxation to the entire arm. This can help prevent common RSI-related complaints.

  •  Natural posture
  •  Less pressure on the wrist
  •  More relaxation
  •  Lower chance of RSI complaints
An ergonomic mouse is also good for:
Fingers • Hand • Forearm • Elbow • Upper arm • Shoulder • Neck

Ergonomic keyboard

An ergonomic keyboard is developed with you as the user at its centre. It types comfortably, adapts better to your working posture and also takes other aids into account, such as your mouse. All of this is done to improve your working posture and let you work complaint-free for longer. Complaints in the hand, wrist, forearm and shoulder in particular can be tackled with an ergonomic keyboard.

What does an ergonomic keyboard do for wrist complaints?
An ergonomic keyboard is flat and narrow. Thanks to the flat design, the wrists do not need to be bent while typing. Because the keyboard is narrow, the mouse can easily be placed next to it and the arm does not sit too far from the body.

  •  Flat design
  •  Wrists in line with the arm
  •  Less muscle tension
  •  Mouse close to the body
An ergonomic keyboard is also good for:
Shoulder • Arm • Hand • Neck • Back

Wrist rest

The wrist rest gives the muscles the relaxation they need. This can help prevent painful arm and wrist complaints. Wrist rests are available for both the keyboard and the mouse. It is recommended to use both to reduce the chance of RSI complaints and to work comfortably.

What does a wrist rest do for wrist complaints?
A wrist rest gives the user the support they need in between work. The wrist can rest in a relaxed way on the gel or foam-filled pads. This temporarily takes the strain off the wrist. Do make sure the wrist is free while typing or working with the mouse.

  •  Soft support
  •  Relaxed wrists
  •  Pleasant support in between work
  •  Lower chance of RSI
A wrist rest is also good for:
Back • Neck • Arm • Hand • Shoulder

Ergonomic arm support

By using an arm support, your arm automatically adopts a healthy and comfortable working posture. The arm support provides constant support for the arm and gives it the relief it needs while working with a PC or laptop.

What does an arm support do for wrist complaints?
With an arm support you have constant support for the forearm. The support also ensures that your arm always adopts a good posture. This posture relaxes the arm, allowing you to work more comfortably. Thanks to the arm support, the wrist sits better in line with the arm.

  •  Puts the arm in a better working posture
  •  Wrists in line with the arm
  •  More relaxation in the arms
  •  Provides constant support
An arm support is also good for:
Back • Shoulder • Neck • Arm

Desk chair

A good desk chair is considered increasingly important. No wonder, when you consider that 29% of all Dutch people suffer from neck and/or back complaints. An ergonomic desk chair offers support in the right places and ensures your body adopts a good posture.

What does a desk chair do for wrist complaints?
A good desk chair is one of the most important parts of a workstation. It is responsible for a large part of your posture and comfort. A good desk chair has armrests, for example, on which the arms can rest in a relaxed way.

  •  Gives support to the wrists
  •  Can be adjusted to the individual
  •  Helps you relax more
  •  Encourages the right sitting posture
A desk chair is also good for:
Back • Legs • Neck • Lower back • Shoulders

Tablet holder

The tablet holder is on the rise, as the tablet is becoming ever more important. Because the tablet is so mobile, a healthy working posture is often no longer considered. With a tablet holder you can position the tablet in the right way and help prevent RSI complaints.

What does a tablet holder do for wrist complaints?
The tablet is one of the least ergonomic products. You have to hold it constantly and automatically adopt a cramped posture. By placing it on a tablet holder you can sit in a relaxed way and do not have to keep holding it.

  •  More freedom of movement
  •  No cramped posture
A tablet holder is also good for:
Back • Neck • Eyes • Shoulders