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Interesting design!

8 years ago

Will the shape of the chair help with my posture?

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8 years ago
Mat thanks for the question. The Back App was conceived to help with posture so yes it will help you.

The Back App will encourage a good posture and also help you to keep moving when in your chair so you don't get stiff. It helps a lot of people with back pain or who are worried about their posture.

I can arrange a free trial if you would like to try it for a few days.

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Thanks

Mike
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