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Topic	Does a wrist pad for the mouse really help?
hungryhippo223 11/26/19 10:23:37 PM #3:	They can be used as a temporary stop-gap. Usually they are only needed when your desk or chair height aren't right. I wouldn't use them long term, but they can keep your hand from hurting until you get the underlying problem fixed. If everything else is set up correctly, you shouldn't need the pad. --- http://i50.photobucket.com/albums/f322/perfectcire/hh223_zpse9b29dc4.jpg https://imgur.com/NCbYG <cite>hungryhippo223 posted [p:930754564] in Does a wri... [t:78202747]...</cite> <quote>They can be used as a temporary stop-gap. Usually they are only needed when your desk or chair height aren't right. I wouldn't use them long term, but they can keep your hand from hurting until you get the underlying problem fixed. If everything else is set up correctly, you shouldn't need the pad. --- http://i50.photobucket.com/albums/f322/perfectcire/hh223_zpse9b29dc4.jpg https://imgur.com/NCbYG</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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