Review on 🖥️ Non-Slip Silicone Keyboard Wrist Rest Pad – Durable & Comfortable for Easy Typing & Pain Relief, Breathable Material for Office & Home Use, Strong Grip, Black, 15.7x2.5 inches by Athenasby Whitney

Like many others, I worked from home and went to school, and my old rickety kitchen table became my new workplace. After months of back, elbow, and wrist pain, I decided to grab a few things to try and relieve my pain while typing crookedly for up to 18 hours a day. First, these pads were great when I first went to them. Really soft, comfortable and hold their shape. On the second day I noticed that permanent dimples and dimples had formed. On the third day, all the seams near the pressure zones began to tear. That didn't matter at first. I could take it and throw it away, it feels gross but still. Within a week almost all the edges were cracking and this nasty gel was spilling onto my "table" and floor. Now this becomes a problem because what happens when my pets eat this obviously toxic stuff? A month or two later, both pads are almost completely covered with bandages to prevent this material from falling out and getting on my clothes, fingers, keyboard, etc. due to a poorly made product, getting sick or injured is rather unacceptable. For the record, I'm 6 feet tall, weigh 180 pounds and need elbow pads when leaning on my "table". This may be one of the worst things I've ordered from Amazon, but I still use deflated bundles of duct tape because they still offer some relief from elbow pain.