Shoulder support for telephone handsets, also known as handset cradles or neck rests, is an assistive device designed to reduce strain on the neck, shoulders, and arms while using a phone. This accommodation helps individuals who experience discomfort or pain from holding a handset between their shoulder and ear for extended periods. By providing hands-free support, it promotes better posture and reduces muscle fatigue, making phone use more comfortable and accessible. Shoulder supports are especially helpful for people with limited upper body strength, repetitive strain injuries, or conditions such as arthritis and carpal tunnel syndrome. These devices are simple to attach and adjust, making them a practical solution in various work environments where telephone use is frequent.
Attach the shoulder support securely to your telephone handset following the manufacturer’s instructions. Adjust the cradle or rest so it fits comfortably between your shoulder and ear without forcing your neck into awkward positions. Use the support during phone calls to keep your hands free and maintain good posture. Regularly check the device for wear and clean it with a soft cloth to maintain hygiene. Replace the support if it becomes damaged or loses its cushioning to continue benefiting from proper support.
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