Grip Mouse Wireless

People who work on computers are often exposed to MSDs. While we commonly think of back pain caused by poor posture, the hands and wrists are also affected when computer equipment is not adapted.

This is particularly true for the computer mouse: on traditional models, the shape of the mouse forces the wrist to be slightly turned inwards. This position puts pressure on the carpal tunnel, where nerves and tendons can swell and pinched, leading to wrist and hand pain.

Thanks to its ergonomic shape, this mouse positions the wrist in a neutral position to reduce wrist pressure and prevent the development of carpal tunnel syndrome or tendinitis.

The Grip Mouse Wireless vertical mouse connects to the computer via a USB connector and offers a battery life of 3 months.

Equipped with only a left-click button, a right-click button, and a scroll wheel, this ergonomic mouse remains easy to use.