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Most ergonomic gear is sized for an average that nobody actually is. A pillow built for a generic neck, a backrest that assumes one spine, a privacy filter sold by screen size that ignores the bezel and slides off in a week. We started Palo to fix exactly that. Every product in this range is shaped to a real body and, where it matters, a real screen.

The neck pillow holds your head at 15 degrees, the angle physiotherapists point to when they talk about taking load off your traps. The lumbar rest fills the gap your chair forgot, from the L1 vertebra down to the tailbone. The coccyx cushion has a cut-out where it counts, so hard chairs and long meetings stop going numb on you. The footrest lifts your feet seven centimetres, which is usually the difference between knees that ache and knees that don't.

Our privacy and blue-light filter is the piece we are proudest of. Instead of selling you a 14-inch panel and hoping, we measured the screen plus bezel on more than 4,000 laptop models. You tell us your laptop and you get the one filter that snaps in flush and stays put. No double-sided tape, no peeling, no buying it twice.

If you would rather not shop part by part, the kits bundle the combinations our customers keep buying together and knock money off for buying them at once. The 9-to-5 Kit covers the office desk, the WFH Survival Kit covers the home setup, and the Frequent Flyer Kit travels light. Every order ships in 24 hours, carries a two-year warranty with no fine print, and comes with a 14-day trial. If your back disagrees with us, send it back. Recommended by physiotherapists and ergonomists, and trusted in the offices of Infosys, Google, Titan and the Reserve Bank of India.