Neck And Shoulder Relaxer & Chiropractic Cervical Traction Device
Is neck pain causing you stress and discomfort, and you can’t find relief? With this cervical traction device, relief can be yours in just 10 minutes a day! Essentially, cervical traction gently pulls your head away from your neck to create expansion and eliminate compression on the spine by pulling or separating the vertebrae. It is said to be highly effective, fast-acting, and can help people avoid the need for medication or surgery.
Our cervical traction device follows a scientific approach to relieving pain around targeted areas in the neck. The V-shaped curvature design uses the combination of gravity to relax the head naturally, and, along with massage nodes, gently stretches your neck in three directions to relax muscles on either side of your spine.
Made from soft, flexible and comfortable PU polyurethane foam, this shoulder and neck and shoulder relaxer helps correct your posture and aligns your spine as you relax. Its double-sided construction has a concave side and a convex side. This dual construction offers two “force” level options — the convex side offers a “weak” mode and the concave side offers a “strong” mode. It's an ideal solution for those who have poor posture, find it hard to sleep, are stressed, or have neck, spine, back or shoulder problems.
Benefits Of A Cervical Neck Traction Device
Combining a therapeutic design, quality materials, and a focus on neck pain and spinal health, the cervical neck traction device can provide relief in as little as 10 minutes a day. Benefits include:
✅ Double-sided construction with a convex side (weaker pressure) and a concave side (stronger pressure).
✅ A V-shaped curvature design supports and fixates the spine as you rest.
✅ The C-shaped angle has elasticity when you are lying down, so it provides strong neck curvature support.
✅ Offers horizontal, curvature and upward stretching to relieve tight muscles.
✅ Massage nodes relax muscles on either side of your spine.
✅ Made from odourless, non-toxic foam that is soft and cushioning.
✅ Lightweight, compact construction means it is easy to carry - take it anywhere!
✅ Durable foam that is light and thin, yet dense and sturdy.
✅ A reliable, safe and immediate option for easing neck and shoulder pain.
How To Use The Cervical Traction Pillow
1. Rest in a “supine” position, which is lying horizontally with your face and torso facing up.
2. Place the cervical traction device behind your neck.
3. Bend your knees and place your hands on either side of your head.
4. Relax and feel the tension melt away!
Product Specifications | Cervical Traction Device
Lightweight, durable and comfortable, this shoulder and neck relaxer offers pain relief, support and relaxation for those with neck or shoulder issues..
Material
PU polyurethane foam is odourless, non-toxic, thin, light, durable, dense and sturdy.
Sizes
22cm (L) x 17.5cm (W) x 12.5cm (H).
Colour
Black or blue.
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FAQs | Cervical Traction Device Australia
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1. What is Cervical Traction?
Traction of the spine, known as cervical traction, is a popular treatment for neck pain and related injuries. Essentially, cervical traction pulls your head away from your neck to create expansion and eliminate compression. Cervical traction devices work by stretching the spinal vertebrae and muscles to relieve pressure and pain. Force or tension is used to stretch or pull the head away from the neck. Creating space between the vertebrae relieves compression and allows the muscles to relax. This lengthens or stretches the muscles and joints around the neck. They are considered to be an alternative treatment for neck pain, helping people avoid the need for medication or surgeries. They can be both highly effective and fast-acting and be used as part of a physical therapy treatment or on your own at home.
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2. How frequently should I use a Cervical Traction Device?
Neck pain and stiffness can be of various types depending on the severity of the issue as well as the point of origin. Consult your health provider for specific advice on how to use the cervical traction device, but many of our happy customers have said that they have had relief in just 10 minutes a day.
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3. Can I use a Cervical Traction Device for back pain?
Although more commonly used for neck pain, this device can also help with back pain. Because cervical traction gently pulls your head away from your neck, it can create expansion and eliminate compression on the spine by pulling or separating the vertebrae. This can relieve tension in the muscles and ligaments of the back, providing relief from pain as well as offering more flexibility in the muscles along your cervical spine.
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4. What is PU polyurethane foam?
Polyurethane (PU) foam is all around us, appearing in beds, pillows, chairs, cars, and even in our electronic devices! It exists in different forms, such as flexible foam and rigid foam, adapting to the unique demands of each industry. This material is key to enhancing comfort, durability, and functionality in various aspects of our lives. Since its development in 1937, the industry of polyurethane has rapidly evolved, with innovative products and production methods continuing to enter the market.
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5. When should I see my healthcare provider for neck or back pain?
As with any medical concerns, you should always consult with your healthcare provider for a full diagnosis. In terms of neck and back pain, it is particularly important if you are experiencing new pain or discomfort that is getting worse, changes in your vision, headaches and/or numbness or tingling in your hands, arms or feet.
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6. When should I avoid using the Cervical Traction Device?
This device is not recommended if you suffer from an acute or traumatic injury, rheumatoid arthritis, spinal instability, spinal cord compression, a spinal or neck fracture, a spinal or neck malignancy, infections and inflammatory diseases, osteoporosis, osteomyelitis, myelopathy, hypertension, and any other conditions that may be made worse by movement.