Cervical Neck Traction Device with Electric Air Pump and 3 Power Settings, 8 Airbags for Neck Pain Relief and Relaxation

Product Description✅Alphay has dedicated 10 years to research and innovation in order to provide effective physical therapy for cervical spine issues. The newly designed cervical spine traction device offers adjustable heights to suit different stages of cervical spine problems. Its mechanical arm provides support to the spine, opening the intervertebral space and relieving compressed nerves. Working in tandem with 8 airbags, it helps lock the spine in place to aid in curvature recovery. ✅Convenient Adjustments, Traction Synchronization: Neck Height: 3.2-4.7 inches, Neck Girth: 13.7-17.5 inches. The device features knobs on each side for synchronized traction, unlike traditional cervical traction methods. By rotating the knobs counterclockwise 180 degrees, the device lifts and supports the cervical spine while maintaining proper posture, facilitating the restoration of the "c" curvature. ✅Compact Device, Significant Impact: Unlike traditional cervical spine fixation methods, the new device incorporates a three-step process of tightening, lifting, and securing, effectively maintaining and restoring the cervical spine. Initial use may cause discomfort or a squeezing sensation, but regular neck exercises 2-3 times a day for 10-20 minutes each time can help alleviate symptoms such as stiff shoulders, neck pain, and dizziness over time. ✅Even Neck Muscle Stretching: Utilize the electric air pump for consistent and uniform traction to alleviate intervertebral compression and promote spinal alignment. The pressure of the airbags on the back can be easily controlled. (Note: Use the provided cable to charge the air pump.) ✅Suitable for Various Cervical Symptoms (Not recommended for TMJ issues): 1) Doctor-recommended traction and stretching for cervical issues (Diagnosis of cervical spondylosis through MRI, X-ray, or CT). 2) Chronic cervical spine compression pain. 3) Shoulder and arm numbness. 4) Experience popping sounds or dizziness when rotating the neck. 5) Traction on the condyles of the cervical spine, not for stabilization. Consult with a healthcare professional if unsure about the suitability of traction therapy.

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