Ergonomic experts recommend the Evoluent™ VerticalMouse™ for all computer users. One of the biggest problems in computer use is a poor fitted computer mouse. If you do not properly fit your computer mouse to your hand, you may be causing excessive strain, fatigue and stress to your hand and wrist muscles and joints. The Evoluent™ VerticalMouse™ 2 supports your hand in a fully upright handshake position that eliminates the forearm twisting required by ordinary mice. Ergonomically, this is the power position for the wrist and hand. This power position is when the grip is strongest and the stress on the joints and tendons is least. Repetitive mouse activities out of the power position may result in cumulative trauma or pain. This power position is also the optimal position for mouse utilization and can maximize muscle strength and reduced muscle fatigue and injury. Properly fitting the computer mouse to your hand is one of the easiest, most economical and effective solutions for improving workstation ergonomics.
Approved ergonomic mouse of University of California at Berkeley
The Evoluent VerticalMouse 2 was evaluated in 2007 by a team at the health services clinic in UC Berkeley, including medical doctors, physical therapists, ergonomists, and administrators. The Evoluent Vertical 2 computer mouse was found to be comfortable, easily adapted to, and promote a neutral wrist and forearm posture. The Evoluent Vertical 2 computer mouse is the only vertical type computer mouse approved for staff use within UC Berkeley and for sale in the campus store.
For less than $3 a day for 30 days, you can obtain long term comfort, ease of work and reduce pain from computer mouse activities.
Silver option is available in Right-Hand Only.
THERE IS NO ADDITIONAL SHIPPING CHARGE in Continental U.S.
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| The button force is light for easy clicking, but still firm enough to avoid accidental actuation. | Easy to use, minimal physical exertion required |
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| Programmable Buttons (XP Pro, XP Home only): -5 programmable buttons with different functions in different applications. For example, a button can be Double Click in one application and Ctrl in another application. | Allows for variable programming and reduction of clicking |
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| Special Features (XP Pro, XP Home only): -Adjustable Speed toggle - cycle among up to 3 pointer speed settings by keyboard shortcut or mouse button. | This is important as you can choose a high speed for ordinary tasks and a slow speed for graphics work for better accuracy. -Auto click - automatically perform a single or double click by pausing the pointer. |
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| Adjustable time delay for activation- Click Lock | This means you can apply a "click lock" - press and hold a button momentarily to simulate continued pressing without holding down the button. Thus reducing repetitive finger motions. |
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| Adjustable time delay for activation. -Break Reminder | Provides visual and/or audio alerts to remind you to take a break, this will help you to reduce sustained contractions and highly repetitive tasks allowing for your blood to flow to working tissues. |
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