You may want to try an Ergonomic keyboard as well.  That was recommended to me a while ago when I was having some problems.  I haven't needed it yet but the next time I have a problem, I am going to suggest it.  It's a little strange at first to use, but once you get used to the split keyboard you won't want anything els.  It keeps your wrists up where they are supposed to be when typing instead of slanting down leaning on the gell wrist guard.  You may also want to request some of those to, one for your mouse and one for your keyboard, because they are cheap and help out in the short run.



As far as websites, I know they are out there I would recommend doing a search engine look and see what's out there.  We have a safety person here at work, if you have one at your place of work I would recommend talking to them, they have good ideas sometimes.  I would never have thought of the ergonomic keyboard.



Chris68