Cervical Traction Device - Inflatable & Adjustable Neck Traction Pillow for Instant Neck Decompression - US Owned & FSA Eligible Neck Stretcher Support Brace for Home Use

Was honestly skeptical at first, but this neck traction device really works! I’ve been dealing with neck and shoulder tension from long hours at the computer, and after just a few sessions using this, I felt real relief.It’s easy to use and adjust — the inflation bulb lets you control the pressure exactly how you like it. The soft material is comfortable against the skin, and it doesn’t feel bulky or awkward to wear. The stretch is amazing.I use it for about 10–15 minutes a day, and it’s made a noticeable difference. My posture has even improved a bit because of it. Great value for the price and a must-try if you’re looking for at-home neck pain relief.

The device is nicely designed with quality materials that are comfortable. It does relieve pain by relieving pressure much like regular traction would. I stopped short of a full 5 stars because the velcro straps are a little short for optimum comfort around my neck (which takes an "18" collar size). A question to the company about this was quickly and personally responded to by email. They suggested some interim ideas to maximize comfort and stressed their no-questions-asked return policy if I wish to do that. A very impressive response from them. I have decided to keep the device. Don't hesitate to buy this device if your neck is a bit smaller than mine.

Update 2019/03/22:I have been using this device a lot for almost 9 months and it is still working properly, no leak, velcro fine etc.I have been diagnosed with Cervical spondylotic myelopathy (see pic MRI dated 2018/06/01) and my medula is compressed in 2 locations. After a fall in September 2017, I had temblors on my left limbs, with pain and numbness.I use this device much longer than prescribed and somewhat differently:I do not lock the device with the blue valve and just use tighten the bulb. This allows very slow deflate and I just re-inflate once in a while every 10 to 15 minutes, producing some kind of neck massaging effect with stretch and slow release. I keep the device on up to 2 hours and up to twice a day and go about my stuff, including exercise, which allows me to strengthen the neck and upper back muscles.The symptoms are almost gone, and I should be able to avoid the surgery my neurologue recommended.Original review:My traumatologue prescribed me some device that look straight from the imagination of an inquisitor and I opted for this instead, with no regret whatsoever so far. I was aware of the common complains, and so far none have materialized for me:The device DOES NOT strangle me, and my neck is on the heavy sideThe device DOES NOT leak air (so far)The velcro sticks properlyI have 4 damaged cervical disks and had numbness in my left arm for the past 2 years, and it is 90% gone after using the device 30 minutes, 3 times a week for about 1 month. I should probably use it daily as recommended.The device is quite convenient as I can move around and do my stuff from cooking to gardening (and even work on the computer - ok, I know, I probably should not), unlike the $200 contraption prescribed by the traumatologue

I have cervical vertebral damage that I have used ChiroTrac Traction Collar to help me manage pain and neural pinching. After about seven years of use the ChiroTrac got a hole and I decided to replace it with a "less expensive" product. The EverRelief I bought had good reviews but has Not measured up to the ChiroTrac Traction Collar.Right out of the packaging I noticed how Small the collar is, then how flimsy it felt in my hands; I doubt it will last as long as the ChiroTrac did. When I first put the collar on it felt tight around my neck; and when I pumped-up the collar I felt like I was getting choked out. I use the collar with a looser connection but it does Not have nearly the same effect as the ChiroTrac product provided for me.I would not recommend this product to anyone that can afford a Better product; but if this device is all that can be afforded, it does provide Some relief, and if a person has a really small neck I might think the EverRelief product would work better for them than it has for me. However, if price is not an issue, and you have a "normal" size neck, I would recommend buying a ChiroTrac product; I will be buying another myself... Lesson learned; you get what you pay for.