Neck Stretcher for Neck Pain Relief, Cervical Traction Device, Neck Traction Device, Adjustable Inflatable Neck Brace & Cervical Neck Traction Device Decompression M(10.6"/27cm-15.8"/40cm)

Not only is the Moenmedic cervical traction device a cleverly designed apparatus, it’s also a gadget that lives up to each of the seller’s assertions.It’s relationship with the cervical spine is ergonomic, and at least in my use, held the neck comfortably upright in a natural curvature. It is made of a soft, non-irritable material. The seller recommended treatment time is 30-minutes, however I wore it comfortably for double that amount of time, allowing for the release of stress and tightness of the shoulders and neck. It takes a little practice and breath control to release tension that we may not even be aware is there, but once you do, the Moenmedic traction device, adjusted properly, keeps your neck and head held safely in alignment.The neck brace is easy to use and simple to operate. The traction device is wrapped around the neck and secured with Velcro closures. I found that starting with a small amount of inflation made it more convenient to handle and to accommodate the desired placement. Once aligned, close the knurled valve nut and pump with the silicone bulb to the desired level of firmness, inflation and position of the head and neck. Thereafter, making small, incremental adjustments is straightforward; simply open and close the ball valve in conjunction with the use of the inflation bulb to fine tune pressure and inflation.There is no reason to doubt the usefulness and efficacy of the device for any of the myriad of conditions noted by the seller, and there are surely many more than that. Besides any number of conditions that my need treatment recommended by a doctor or chiropractor, simply using it as means of relieving tension from around the shoulders and neck, where many of us hold our worries, during the course of meditation for example, is reason enough for its use and the corresponding relief that comes with it.The Moenmedic Inflatable Neck Brace is effective, comfortable and simple to use. It comes supplied with a storage bag and an illustrated, easy to follow instruction booklet. According to the instructions, cleaning the brace should only done by wiping it with a moist cloth; it is not to be placed in a washing machine or submerged in water. The neck brace is light weight and once deflated, it stores easily.

It broke after the 6 time using, not happy about it.

Being the parents of a highly hyper active child life can be more than a pain in the neck and we get our share of neck pain. Having been to a chiropractor for adjustments, when we saw this neck traction device we just had to try it and we are glad we did. While we have only had it for f months it's demonstrated itself to be very beneficial. The other day I woke up with a fairly painful stiff neck and could barely move it without being in pain. I put on the device inflated it to a level that was comfortable and left it on for about 10 mins. I can say that my pain had all but gone away.The instructions are well written and It's fairly easy to use with the blood pressure cup type pump, it's like taking blood pressure you just don't want to over inflate and if you need to let pressure out just turn the nob to the left. It secures with Velcro on top and bottom and the material is not plastic like but more cloth like and fairly comfortable to wear. It comes with small bag to keep it in. This is a great device to have and we would highly recommend it for anyone who suffers from chronic neck pain or wakes up with a stiff neck.

I like the "Neck Stretcher for Neck Pain Relief, Cervical Traction Device, Neck Traction Device, Adjustable Inflatable Neck Brace & Cervical Neck Traction Device Decompression" so much more than I thought I would. Looking at the picture all I could "see" was big inflatable plastic rings. In reality, it is smaller than it looks (the medium is 9.5-inches wide partially inflated), is covered with a suede-type material and has a nice rubberish hose & hand pump (similar to that on a blood pressure cuff) for inflating. It doesn't look or feel like someone threw swimming rings around your neck. LOL I find it to be a quality product that is made well. I also hesitated because I hate anything tight around my neck (can't stand turtlenecks) but this does not feel like that. The openings are at the front so you can keep it loose-ish and find what you are comfortable with. With my first use I kept it loose and fastened it very lightly along the edges so I could easily pull it off if need be. It wasn't needed. From there I was able to use it fairly normally and found it to be quite comfortable. I sit back in my chair and watch tv or play on the computer as it supports my neck and the back of my head. I can easily adjust the tightness as well as the inflation. I appreciate it comes with a drawstring mesh bag and an instruction manual in English.

So I use to have one of these before and something happen to it. Not sure what exactly, I think something with the rubber hose part or maybe the same thing that happen with this one, I don't remember...Anyways, I really enjoy the feeling of my head getting tugged as its a great relief so was looking to get another one of these; the first one I got I think I paid like 20-25$ so figured paying double the price that this one would last longer.Apparently though I may like my head tugged just a little bit too much as it lasted only not even a week before I guess I pumped the device so much it ended up breaking the seal in one of the areas, creating a hole and deflating so... now I can't use it all.Whether this is a fault of the product or myself I don't know... I haven't bothered contacting the company/seller about it as I'm usually the type of person that will accept fault of something like that happening being on myself and pushing the product beyond its limits but maybe I should just to see what they say.A friend once told me when it comes to asking for something from someone that it never hurts to try and the worse that could happen is what you're already expecting so you have nothing to lose really and everything to gain.