Contour Designs

April 23, 2009 · Posted in Product Profiles

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Contour Design is a leading innovator in designing and manufacturing ergonomic computer mice alternatives. Our original product, introduced fifteen years ago, is a contoured hand held mouse that is make in seven different sizes: four for right handed users, three for left handed users. The proper size will keep your hand in an ergonomic posture that reduces the risk of Repetitive Strain Injuries such as Carpal Tunnel Syndrome and Tendonitis.

Our latest product, The Rollermouse Free, just won the 2008 Best New Product of the Year Award at the National Ergonomics Conference held in December. This central pointing device incorporates the functions of a traditional mouse and centers them under the keyboard home keys of your computer. Hundreds of thousands of customers own and enjoy our ergonomic products and enjoy the benefits of safer computer use.

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