Repetitive strain injury (RSI) can affect the neck, shoulders, arms, elbows, forearms, wrists, thumbs or fingers.

Weakness, discomfort, numbness, loss of coordination, soreness and difficulty performing daily tasks may indicate the onset of an RSI. If you experience any of these symptoms, consult a qualified medical professional promptly. Many minor musculoskeletal disorders can be effectively treated at an early stage before they progress into more long-term injuries.

We have seen this product effectively used (time after time) as a means of slowing or halting initial discomfort associated with repetitive keying. Using this product along with a stretching and break program, at the very first sign of problems, makes sense in so many ways. Make the modest investment to target as many of the known and easily addressed risk factors for RSIs where workers perform intensive and repetitive keying tasks and your organization will save money and increase productivity.