Electric Neck Pain Pump for Relief and Relaxation

Effective Cervical Traction Device
Our advanced neck stretcher is a physical solution specifically designed to address cervical issues. Unlike traditional cervical traction devices that only lift the chin or pull the head in a single direction, our device vigorously props up the vertebrae through mechanical arms on both sides. These arms fully open the intervertebral space and release compressed nerves. The 8 inflatable columns of the rear airbag keep your cervical spine in optimal alignment, close to a 20-degree angle for physiological curvature repair.

Synchronous Traction Balance
Designed with an "1-shaped" knob mechanism for easier and consistent traction force. Each time both knobs are turned 180 degrees counterclockwise, the device rises to apply traction to both sides of the cervical simultaneously. Start by setting a gentle level of traction to avoid initial discomfort. Proper use ensures balanced and effective traction.

Start with Gentle Stretch
Suitable for neck circumferences of 13.7 to 16.8 inches (35-42 cm) and neck heights of 3.2 to 4.7 inches (8-12 cm). Unlike traditional methods, our device focuses on stretching rather than fixing or massaging, which can lead to discomfort and pain. Gentle adjustment of height and tightness allows for a soft stretch that can help alleviate symptoms of stiff neck, tension, and discomfort over time.

Even Muscle Tension Release
Press the electric air pump to inflate the airbag at a constant speed for uniform traction. This helps relieve intervertebral compression and promote spinal alignment. You can easily control the pressure of the back air-bladder. Note that charging the air pump requires the included cable.

Applicable Conditions and Precautions
Our cervical traction device is suitable for multiple conditions, including cervical spondylosis diagnosed by MRI, X-ray, or CT, long-term cervical spine compression pain, shoulder and arm numbness, and dizziness when rotating your neck. It also aids in traction without fixing the condyles of the cervical spine. Consult a doctor if you are unsure whether traction is appropriate for your condition.