OrthoMouse: The Healthy Mouse

OrthoMouse permits you to adapt it to the size, shape and function of your hand and fingers. Your hand Works and Rests in the "Position of Function" (the correct and innocuous position for mouse use)

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• OrthoMouse
• RSI
• ergonomic
• position
• of
• function
• mouse
• healthy
• orthopedic
• segalle

[psstheyyou]

I like that construction kit you're using. What is it?

And what are you building with it?

It looks to me like you're building a mouse.

Am I right? Is it an assembly kit for a mouse?

Sort of like an IKEA mouse that you have to assemble yourself?

Or am I missing something? Like a brain.

[JULIOLAVO]

@psstheyyou: What has caught your attention is something quite unique: The OrthoMouse has a new concept. It is not your hand that has to adapt to the mouse but rather the OM that adapts (through easily interchangeable parts) to the shape, size and functions of your hand and fingers. The users can to try all 6 possible combinations (all attachments come in the box when you buy the OM). Your hand will be able to relax upon the OM while you work with unparalleled precision & comfort.

[ramcga]

Please distribute in India also...

Thanks ur company for thinking in an users perspective

[JULIOLAVO]

@ramcga: We are manufacturers and ship the OrthoMouse worldwide where we do not have dealers, we ship it to you directly. You can buy through our website: orthomouse - orthovia

[DavidGPeters]

On ALL mice made to this date the wheel is placed just completely stu*id such that it can't be operated properly with the middle finger AT ALL.

I really hope to get my hands on the OrthoMouse soon. I am a little worried however as to whether scrolling really works with buttons? This must be like pressing the arrow keys on the keyboard, probably either too slow or too coarse/jumpy?

Finally, please distribute this mouse in Europe!

[JULIOLAVO]

We already are selling the OrthoMouse in Europe, you can bay it send one email to us.

In the user manual located in the OrthoVia's site, you can found in deep the details of functioning of the thumb buttons.

[fpssgamer]

you need to think about gamers

this thing is hard to lift of the table

i dont want to use point and midle finger to click because i have rsi there

[rickymontero]

They should make a MR Potato mouse....!

[jzolamine]

I just received my orthoMouse at home in this morning after bought via Internet Ship.

It´s really amazing and awesome!! I recommend it to everyone ..I did not fell neither my hand nor my arm warm up no pain, no nothing ! it s really will make me return to my office and works normally... the unique moviment I did not like is the one

to scrow up ,by using the tumb finger ..I really felt a little pain once the bottom is bit far ,. but, it is not a concern , I can easily drag and slide the bar"

[jactoinc]

Guys, I loved your mouse, bought one and my wrist pain went away... I was struggling with it for years, tried different mouses but none worked, you saved me lots of pain and money!

[silx2000]

@DavidGPeters, in your opinion, OrthoMouse is the best tha you have tried?

[marta96282]

This mouse is for use with your right hand. A truly ergonomic device could not be used by both hands: our hands are not symmetrical at all (would you use your right shoe for your left foot? No, and your hand is more delicate than your foot). Our advice is: if you have an injury on your right hand, get yourself the Orthomouse and follow the instructions. Very soon you will feel the difference. Using the same mouse that injured your right hand will mean risking injuring the left hand too! : )