Cervical Neck Traction Device: Neck Stretcher for Cervical Pain Relief, Manual Air Pump with 3 Power Traction, Built-in 8 Airbag, Improved Stretcher for Neck Decompression and Neck Tension Relief

Neck Circumference: 13.7-16.8", Height Range: 3.2-4.7" 【Improved Solution for Cervical Issues】This specialized cervical neck traction device employs the principles of bionic ergonomics, simulating a doctor's traction method with its omnidirectional design, effectively immobilizing the cervical spine. Unlike traditional traction tools with chin straps, this neck stretcher offers flexible use both indoors and outdoors. 【Comfortable Support with Balancing Traction】There a pair of knobs on the left and right sides that can be adjusted up and down. Each time turn both side knobs 180-degree counterclockwise, the device will rise and push the cervical synchronously, keeping the same traction force on both sides of the cervical. At the initial stage, just start with minimum traction intensity. 【Effective Healing with Ergonomic Design】Featuring 8 inflatable columns in the rear airbag, designed to match the physiological curvature of the human cervical spine at approximately 20 degrees. Upon inflation, the airbag perfectly conforms to the cervical spine and provides appropriate traction. Use for 10-20 minutes per session, 2-3 times daily, and the discomfort symptoms will gradually disappear! 【Convenient Manual Inflation】Our upgraded device features an manually controlled air pump, enabling effortless inflation. Simply squeeze the pump handle at a constant speed, ensuring even traction force distribution to both ends of the neck. This elongates the intervertebral space, reducing vertebral burden and alleviating pain effectively. 【Doctor Recommended Traction Device】Applicable to: 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 a sound or feel dizzy when rotating your cervical spine. 5) Traction the condyles of the cervical spine, not fix.