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Drop the BackJoy SitSmart Posture Plus ($40 at backjoy.com) onto any seat�from cushy desk chair to kitchen stool�to lift your tailbone up over your butt. It comes in all of the primary colors, plus American flag and camo.
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Made from the same aluminum as a MacBook, the 12-pound ZestDesk ($327 at zestdesk.com) packs up flat into a 12-by-25-inch carrying case, to transform regular office desks for those who can’t commit to the Stand Desk (see below).
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Norwegian company Varier specializes in adjustable-height stools that are comparable, in shape and cushioning, to a bicycle seat. And this latest version, Move With Wheels and Tilt ($595 at thehumansolution.com), can roll around the office, too.
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Monitor arms serve the dual purpose of bringing your computer screen up to eye level and clearing off your desk. This J2 ($115 at ergodepot.com) lifts and dips when you crank the Allen wrench at its base.
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The Topo ($99 at ergodepot.com), a contoured anti-fatigue mat to set in front of your standing desk, is designed according to the principle that human beings evolved to walk and stand on uneven terrain.
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Available in beech, eucalyptus, and bamboo varieties, the collapsible Flio Style ($45 at fliostand.com) snaps together and raises your laptop to eye level, without looking too out of place in the coffee shop.
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The steel frame of the Stand Desk (from $400 at standdesk.co)�the most affordable electronic sit-to-stand desk out there�allows for extra legroom (no bulky stabilizing bar) and slides automatically between 28 and 45 inches.
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With Posture Man Pat (free download at soundplusdesign.com), your Mac webcam will start tracking your face on the y-axis of your screen. A face drop triggers a warning, nudging you to sit up.