While I agree that your chair is probably to blame, don’t think that you need to spend 1k to sit properly. I have a very ergonomic good brand chair (can’t reca

While I agree that your chair is probably to blame, don’t think that you need to spend 1k to sit properly. I have a very ergonomic good brand chair (can’t recall the model but it’s a Steelcase) that I paid 200 for. My GF is at home more than I am and stole it from me almost immediately. A month later I found another one on fb marketplace for $100! So now we both have one and her back pain has decreased tremendously. The way I found mine was googling for used office furniture in my area. I found a warehouse that did that kind of business. They are tailored for small companies or startups that’s just want to put some tables somewhere and get started, but I made a cash offer and got the chair for much less than they offered to companies. It was a brown boring dead looking building with blinking fluorescent lighting that I would’ve never thought of. I don’t live in a city with big fancy companies (some financial and medical but no tech or progressive offices) and they still had a good selection. I hate the aeron everyone recommends. My legs go numb on it. The leap is ok but It was out of my budget. If I had blindly purchased one of those I would’ve hated my decision. What I’m saying is that buying after you sit on it is much better than buying one blindly.