What's the best product to avoid slouching at your desk?

I'm looking for one of these wearables (or other solution) to get into the habit of good posture at work.
Noemi StaufferCreative Business Developer · Asked

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Due

Jot down a task and set up a reminder really, really fast

I would recommend using a reminder app like Due with with multiple notices set to remind you to sit up straight, take standing breaks, drink water, and look away from a screen periodically (20/20/20 rule).
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Wall Angels

Mike Coutermarsh48Code @ Product Hunt · Written
Not a gadget. But this is a super helpful stretch/exercise for fixing your posture. My shoulders used to be pretty jacked up from sitting at a laptop all the time. I used to do these everyday (at gym or office). After a while it helps improve posture and no tech/devices needed. 😀
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Pavan Sethi5Product @ Stealth 🤐 · Written
Agree with Mike here. Started doing these in physical therapy after a car accident and have been doing them for posture ever since.
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Oristand

A super affordable, portable standing desk

Pavan Sethi5Product @ Stealth 🤐 · Written
Definitely one of my best purchases. Super cheap for a standing desk, quick/easy to set up, folds away when you don't need.
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Upright Go

Stefan AichholzerSoftware adventurer & epilogue writer. · Written
This one seems like a great way to keep your posture corrected at all times. I have pre-ordered one as well. 👍🏻
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Taimoor HussainDigital Marketing Strategist · Written
This will really help you fix your posture until you dont need it anymore and you will be sitting the right way on your own
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The Ergo Posture Transformer

Pavan Sethi5Product @ Stealth 🤐 · Written
If you really have a posture problem, this has been getting a lot of buzz on Kickstarter. Was going to wait until it comes out to check out reviews.
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BetterBack

Perfect posture effortlessly. Ease back pain while you work.

I really need to get one of these... I hate how chairs are always designed for "better posture" but I end up slouching uncomfortably in them anyways :( I wish there was a chair designed for inevitable slouching and working at a desk
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