Anti.Fatigue™

• We offer the best available science in computer mousing, that is encompassed into a practical strategy we call Anti.Fatigue™
• Anti.Fatigue™ manages the causal problems, not just the symptoms
  • It addresses the underlying issues that cause mousing limbs to fail

Our Remedy

• Provide tools that work within the body's limitations; while still satisfying your work expectations

Using the AirO₂bic Mouse™

• When first using AirO₂bic™ mouse new sensations may be felt in the mousing arm
  • This is normal and to be expected and we callthis the acclimatization period
  • Make sufficient space for the mousing area and arms should hang freely
  • Use the upper arm muscles to move the hand that now rests in the AirO₂bic™
  • Remember not to grip and keep fingers off buttons (Nib™ makes for Click-Less)
  • If unsure how much space you need, use a Glide-Well™ mouse mat
  • Optimized for use with High Glide Feet, it constantly reminds of good posture
    
• New sensations experienced should not be painful
  • Stop immediately and seek medical advice if there are!
  • Sensations felt can be viewed as a positive indication of mousing improvement
  • Your arm is in the process of adapting to a new and more effective posture

• Some may feel the need, initially, to concentrate more on pointing
  • This will quickly pass (an hour or two) as it becomes automatic behavior again
    • The arm learns the moves so the brain can issue orders and not instructions!

• The most common temporary experience is hands becoming warm, hot and even sweaty
  • One explanation is that your circulation is less restricted and so blood flow is greater
  • Hands become flushed and therefore warmer
  • It only occurs for some for the first hour or so at the start of the day
  • After a few days it gets less and soon stops
    
• Debris can build up in the gully of your AirO₂bic™
  • It cleans off easily and is back to "new" with computer safe cleaning products
  • It is a lot easier than cleaning track balls!
    
• Common sense must prevail and if any sensations experienced become intense:
  • Take breaks as necessary
  • If receiving medical treatment notify your clinician before you begin using AirO₂bic™
    • They can monitor and adapt any therapy that they feel is appropriate
  • Any on-going pain from any mouse should be notified to a medical practitioner
    • To investigate any underlying medical problems
• Download Computer Mouse Fatigue(PDF) for info as to symptoms

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