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One of the main reasons for computer-related eyestrain (and back strain) is the proximity of your computer monitor. Thus, it seems easy to understand that, if having the monitor too close contributes to the problem, one of the solutions is to place it farther away. Another main reason for computer-related eyestrain is the angle at which you view your monitor. The latest research suggests that a downward gaze angle (at least 15 degrees) improves our ability to accommodate and converge. Reducing those stresses will reduce the likelihood of eyestrain.

LCD Arms or mounts has revolutionized the world of monitor mounts through decades of research and testing, flawlessly combining sleek design and cutting-edge ergonomic innovation to conserve precious desk space and improve performance. The basic LCD mount consists of an arm of varying length, sometimes mounted to a pole, always mountable to a desk or wall. Depending on the make and model, some arms will include mounts for a mouse and keyboard, or for multiple monitors.

Healthcare professionals love LCD Arms because of the intuitive use, maximum flexibility, and durability. It's incredibly handy for a dentist to be able to simply pull a monitor from the wall to the chair to show her patient their x-rays, and effective use of space is crucial in hospital environments. Basically, whoever you are, wherever your computer is, your work (or the work of those you manage) will benefit from the strategic employment of an LCD Arms monitor.