After purchasing a wrist guard, a softer mouse mat, and even an extremely light mouse, I’d still end up with a tight wrist at the end of each day. As you're placing your hand differently than before, your wrist needs some some to adjust to the new position.

Yes, there were different medical specialists involved in the development process throughout the whole year.v=1643970068","variant_ids":[39671125213317,39671125311621]},"available":true,"name":"Deltahub - Carpio 2. It fits in your pocket and barely takes up any desk space, which is a great option for remote workers who visit communal office spaces but still want to look after their wrists. The pads are rubber-like: flexible and soft to the touch but not as soft as memory foam for example because the softness isn’t as essential for ergonomics as Carpio’s shape.

However, sometimes being behind a desk and using your hands continually can lead to other conditions, like CTS. Marko Mikša, a specialist in Plastic, Reconstructive, Aesthetic Surgery, and Burns (including Carpal Tunnel surgeries), was a key contributor, working alongside us for over a year. It took me a while to understand this, as I actually used it upside down the first day I received it. has a new feature, and it is the magnetic strap, it clips onto your wrist, and keeps it locked underneath your palm. High-quality materials, medical design, and user testing continue to prove why Carpio is much more than just a piece of plastic.

It’s nearly the same phone as its predecessor aside from some minor engineering tweaks to the hinge that makes the phone fold completely flat. When I started working remotely from home, I eventually found a comfortable rhythm using my wrist pad that propped against my keyboard in combination with a sit stand desk with adjustable height. Whatever magic angle it uses, I no longer have to ice my hand in an age's worth of frozen peas for it to be worth something again.