Chiropractor-recommended cervical traction
An inflatable traction collar that gently decompresses your cervical spine at home. No appointments, no copays, no pills — just sit down and let it work.
The problem and the fix
Every hour your head tilts toward a screen, a steering wheel or a phone, your cervical spine carries more load than it was built for. Traction does the exact opposite: it opens that space back up and lets the whole area rest.
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Fits your day
It inflates in seconds and deflates to fit any bag. Use it where your neck actually hurts — not in a waiting room across town.
Wear it in your chair while you answer email. You don't have to stop your day to take care of your neck.
Fifteen minutes parked in the driveway, and you walk in without the commute locked into your neck.
Deflates to almost nothing in a carry-on. On the plane it replaces the usual travel pillow — and actually does something.
Reading or watching TV. This is where most people do their long session of the day.
Area by area
Hover over or tap each point to see what cervical traction does in that spot.
When the upper cervical vertebrae stay compressed, the tension travels up into your head. Gently separating them eases that pressure — and often the headache you assumed was something else entirely.
The three air chambers inflate and lift your head a few millimeters. That small amount of extra space between vertebrae is what unloads the discs and helps your neck find its natural curve again.
If your neck isn't holding you up properly, your traps pick up the slack all day long. Take the cervical load off and your shoulders finally drop — that knot between neck and back starts letting go.
A compressed nerve in your neck is often felt much further down. Opening up that space reduces the pressure on those nerve roots, and the pins-and-needles usually settle.
The routine
You don't have to rearrange your life. Sit down, inflate it, and let it work while you read, watch TV or just close your eyes.
Start with short sessions and build up gradually. Your neck needs to adapt, exactly like it would with any other stretch.
Step by step
No assembly, no cords, no confusing manual. These are the four steps, and that's all there is.
Buy without the risk
Use it with the recommended routine. If after 30 days your neck doesn't feel the difference, email us and we'll refund what you paid. No endless forms, no restocking games.
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Fifteen minutes a day, at home, with no appointments and no copays. And a full month to decide whether you keep it.