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The problem I have (and OP may have it as well) The chair might be comfortable for the first 3, 4, maybe 5 hours. But past that it's a problem. Plus what's comfortable for you ass isn't always comfortable for your back/neck.
If you're sitting for more than an hour straight that's probably the problem.
OSHA rules demand that anyone sitting for more than 90 minutes straight get a 40 minute break.
Stop torturing yourself.
40 minutes, huh? Well, this is completely made up. Also, where are the desk chair cushion stores, because I must be missing something.
https://www.osha.gov/etools/computer-workstations/
I already do this, you don't understand how boney my ass is.
At work we have Steelcase Leap V2 chairs and they're comfortable for 12 hour shifts plus they have been in 24/7 use for at least a decade now and only recently have been showing some issues.