Posturite Penguin Wired Ambidextrous Ergonomic Mouse - Vertical High Precision Computer and Laptop Accessory - Compatible with Windows and Apple Mac - Medium Black/Silver

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With most of us using computers daily - often for long periods of time, we’re now starting to see the impact of this on our bodies.

The family is comprised of 3 sizes, with each of the sizes being available in both Wired and Wireless (rechargable) models. There is an auto ‘power save’ with the Wireless Penguin (only) that will turn the illuminated ‘P’ logo off after approximately 20 seconds of the mouse being inactive.Small, medium or large – left or right handed – corded or cordless – the Penguin Ambidextrous Mouse has a size and style to suit everyone. The Penguin was put to the test during trials carried out by VSI Risk Management and Ergonomics Inc. The Penguin marks a major breakthrough in the battle to beat health problems created when computer users spend too much time handling a conventional mouse. A: Fellowes Penguin ® Ambidextrous Vertical Mouse contains built in biocidal products for the protection against the growth of bacteria which cause mould, odour and product deterioration.

The Penguin Ambidextrous Vertical Mouse lays claim to being the World's First Ambidextrous Vertical Mouse. Mouse design influences the forearm position - a standard mouse requires the hand to be held in a pronated position. Repetitive strain syndrome - pain, tenderness, stiffness, tingling, numbness, or cramp caused by repetitive movement.

Because the hand can remain fully relaxed the potential risks associated with Static Grip Force are eliminated. The sizing guide on the right shows the measurements that apply for each of the Penguin Mouse Models and are generally an excellent way of determing the most suitable size selection. Clearly no mouse will be able to fit "every" hand but by having multiple sizes available it is usually possible to find a close fit. To choose the correct size, simply measure your hand from the first crease on your wrist to the tip of your middle finger. The idea behind the Penguin mice is to enable users to use both their right and left hands to share the workload and minimise overuse of one hand.