Best Cervical Neck Traction Device

Cervical Neck Traction Device, Adjustable Air Pump Neck Stretcher with 3 Power Traction and 8 Airbag Support, Neck Traction at Home, Neck Decompression Device for Neck Pain Relief

• 【Adjustable Cervical Traction Device】: Traditional neck traction devices stretch the neck by lifting the head or chin upward. The Alphay cervical neck traction device allows symmetrical traction for different spine curvatures.

  The cervical traction device vigorously pushes the vertebrae through the mechanical arms on both sides and cooperates with 3 power tractions and 8 built-in airbag supports to fully open the intervertebral space and release the compressed nerve.

• 【Improving various cervical problems and Convenient to Use】: The neck pressure reducer can alleviate various neck discomfort and soreness. When starting to use it, you can choose the height and frequency of use according to your actual situation. It is recommended to use the neck collar 2-3 times a day for 10-20 days, as discomfort such as neck stiffness and tension will gradually disappear!

• 【Safety Design & Breathable Material 】: The cervical traction collar has The limited pressure design of safety airbag prevents it from bursting and ensures your safety.

  Pull out the air pump quickly after it is fully filled to avoid air leakage (don’t forget to charge the electric air pump).

  Neck brace made with ultra-soft, breathable padding to reduce any skin friction, discomfort, or overheating.

• 【Daily Neck Support & Easy to Wear】: Max mobility is allowed instead of being confined to the doorway; you can use the cervical neck traction device while working, doing housework, watching TV, and using your phone. At the same time, it also saves time to visit the physical therapist.

• 【A Gift About Health】: The cervical neck traction device can be a special gift for your family and friends. If they have the following symptoms:

  1) The doctor recommends traction and stretching of the cervical spine (diagnosis of cervical spondylosis by MRI, X-ray, or CT).

  2) Long-term cervical spine compression pain.

  3) Numbness in the shoulders and arms.

  4) Hear sound or feel dizzy when rotating your cervical spine.

  5) Traction the condyles of the cervical spine, not fix.