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Adjustable computer monitors allow users to customise the height, tilt, and position of their screen to ensure optimal ergonomic alignment. This adjustment is particularly important for individuals who experience discomfort or pain from prolonged computer use, including neck, back, or eye strain.
These monitors provide flexibility to suit individual needs, helping users find the most comfortable viewing angle, reducing the risk of musculoskeletal injuries, and promoting good posture during extended periods of computer work.
Costs and Funding
The cost of adjustable computer monitors varies, typically ranging from $150 to $500 depending on the features and size.
Workplace accommodations programs, such as those offered by JobAccess in Australia, may assist with the costs of purchasing adjustable monitors for employees with disabilities.
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