Sick of sitting on your you-know-what all day? Say goodbye to sore backs with a pressure-relieving chair for your home office setup. By Amanda Reed Updated Mar 26, 2024 2:45 PM EDT We may earn revenue ...

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If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. It’s no secret by now that spending our workdays in front ...

Working from home is a relatively new variant to our working week, but one that most of us have embraced. The opportunity to skip the morning rush, eat what we want at lunch and skip the evening ...

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If you’ve been working from home long enough to feel it in your back, shoulders, or neck, it might be time to try something new. This kneeling chair doesn’t look like typical office furniture, and ...

If you’re experiencing discomfort or pain at your desk, you should consider adding more ergonomics to your setup. For many people, this starts with a more ergonomic office chair, but some may benefit ...

The best ergonomic chairs, including conventional office chairs, balance-ball chairs, kneeling chairs, and even (space-saving) ergonomic stools.

After a month of using this triangular seat, I’m already convinced it’s earned a permanent spot in my work-from-home setup. Wondering if kneeling chairs are all they’re hyped up to be? Here’s ...

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In the words of Mac Miller, I’m way too young to be getting old — or to be having chronic back pain, at least. The reason for this premature pain, you ask? My staunch loyalty to a terrible office ...