BEIBYE- Upper Back and Headache Pain Relief - treatment for Costochondritis and Tietze Syndromeb-Help Back Stretcher, Posture Corrector

This is more of a first impression type of review, and I’ll update this later on how it impacts my Costochondritis. I have had it for two days now and can at least say two things, it is well built and it provides a great stretch for my upper back. I do agree with many other reviews that at the end if the day 40 bucks for rubber and plastic is a bit steep. That said, if it work and relieves my symptoms I have dealt with for 4+ years, it will be worth every penny. The instructions are nice and well written, the device is easy to use, and it is hard enough to give a good stretch. The rubber has JUST enough give to make it more bearable. Satisfied so far, will be over the moon if it resolves the Costochondritis and I can go for runs again without extreme pain. Update: I’m going to keep this update short as everything I said before still stands. I wanted to add that I was able to go on a 3 mile run the other day with no sternum pain. I used to run track, but costochondritis made it too painful to go for runs anymore. I don’t know if it will work for everyone, but it seems to have helped me immensely.

Thank you for this costochondritis solution!!! costochondritisIs one scary issue. Chest tightens with significant pain from couching, sneezing, even breathing. Using this with the correct breathing techniques relieved the excruciating pain. Gradually decreased usage. Then occasional usage prevented its return. Thank you.

It works. From someone who has been dealing with costochronditis and tietze syndrome off and on for about a decade, this thing is a god send. That said, it's overpriced and can easily be made from items in your home. If you're in pain right now (and have ruled out heart attack, etc) then you can open your sock drawer and fold about 4-8 pairs of socks onto each other to make a big oblong football type shape. It's softer than this product, but it gets the job done just as well. Possibly even better. Lay on it between shoulder blades on the spine (of not too painful) and to right and left of the spine. Have pillows to prop head up and remove them one by one as needed for a deep stretch while still remaining comfortable. This is not medical advice, just retelling my personal experience. You could also experiment with a sports cup covered in a towel or pillow. But I've found that socks work best.

UNBELIEVBLE! With ten years of holding 7 children (In my time we knew babies needed holding,) and a curved upper back and Costochondritis from that original injury over 60 years (I'm 90!) I tried your Backpod: three days and my pain is gone, gone! I can sit and stand straight. I am down to one pillow, I use it in bed and put a good plush cover over it. I want to tell the world!!!!!! This is magic, thank you BEIBYE❣️. I am so grateful!

Not saying it’s not worth the money but it’s painful to use and for that reason, we haven’t used it after the initial unboxing an try.

This really relieved chest muscle and back pain I had. I'm guessing it was Costochondritis ( an inflammation of the cartilage that connects your upper ribs to your breastbone (sternum). Anyway it really helped me to stretch and get relief. At first use a pillow.

This was a great investment

this thing is way too hard to be useful.

Given that this is the cheaper version of another product, I was very impressed. Does exactly what the more more expensive product does. It takes several weeks to have an effect, however as a person with very stiff and fused upper thoracic vertebrae, I am pleased with the results so far.

The original is pretty expensive, this beibye is exactly the same but cost about 70% of the real thing. Material and even the instructions are the same.

would recommend this product to those having spine issue. they have videos online and clear instruction booklets too.