Many Australians use a laptop computer both at home and at work. In fact, you are more likely to find more laptops in workplaces now than desktop computers. 

What isn’t so great about laptops, though, is the damage they are doing to our bodies. 

We've put together a simple guide on how to setup your laptop to ensure you work comfortably and productively.  

Neck pain and shoulder pain can be attributed to a screen at your desk that is positioned too low from your eye level.  

For this reason, monitor risers were created to allow whatever screen you are using to work to be lifted to the best position for your body at the workstation.

In this article we will look at the different options for different screen types to raise your monitor to relieve neck and shoulder pain.

Microsoft Surface laptops have limited in-built ergonomic functionality, and using the laptop on top of your lap (see what we did there?) for long periods of time can cause drastic health issues and pain in the future.

For this reason, we have made it a priority to find some high quality, ergonomic solutions for the Microsoft Surface.  Here are our top products to help support you with your Microsoft Surface.

In this blog we will look at some simple and inexpensive ergonomic solutions for office setups at home to help you feel more comfortable and more productive while you work.

We are receiving some email questions from our customers who have recently been told to work from home - and the majority are related to areas of pain and how to feel more comfortable while working at the computer in the home environment.  In this blog we've put together some tips to adjust your workspace at home based on area of pain that you can experience to assist in making you more comfortable.