This device, the newer model Cervical Home Traction Device by ComforTrac, has a couple of new and improved design features above its older counterpart, however the standard of quality within the brand has stayed at the same impressive level.

It works in the same way that most Cervical Traction Devices work, by stretching the head away from the neck, leaving space between the vertebrae to relieve pressure and allow space for blood and oxygen flow. By allowing this “breathing room”, it enables the body to heal. [Read more…]

Neck Decompressors are most commonly used to improve and relieve herniated, protruding, or bulging cervical discs, but have also been proven to be useful in providing relief from headaches, limited range of motion in the neck, shoulder and arm pain, as well as general neck pain.

This clinical quality device is designed to surround the neck using three rings of separate inflatable cushions. These cushions expand when filled with air using the attached manual hand pump (much like you would picture on a blood pressure sleeve). [Read more…]

The Neck Traction Therapy Device is a state of the art device used to alleviate neck (and often back) pain. It works in the way most traction devices do, by gently pulling the head upward to create space between the cervical discs to alleviate pressure and encourage proper blood and oxygen flow.

This is the same procedure commonly used in physiotherapy offices and, in fact these types of devices come backed with high recommendations from physical therapists and practitioners alike. They are often touted as a possible alternative to medicinal and surgical treatments and procedures. [Read more…]

This device works slightly differently than many Cervical Traction device, but can be just as effective when used properly and regularly. The Pronex Pneumatic Cervical Traction Device works by pushing air into the piece that is found between two cushions (one that sits at the back of the head (the Occiput), and one that rests on the shoulder area (the Upper Trapezius).

The air inflating between the two provides up to 35 lbs of traction, pushing the head upward, stretching the neck and creating proper space between the cervical discs for blood circulation and oxygenation, both of which are crucial in the healing process. [Read more…]

This device, the ComforTrac Cervical Traction Unit, is a highly recommended alternative to traditional physiotherapy techniques for many different neck and spine related issues. It works by gently and gradually stretching the neck upwards, creating space between the vertebrae which relieves pressure and creates space for blood circulation and oxygen flow, which are both vital components to help the body heal.

This is the same treatment method that is generally used in physiotherapy offices. [Read more…]

The Saunders Cervical Traction Device is considered to be one of the most effective, if not the, most effective, at home cervical traction device on the market right now. It comes with very high recommendations from a broad range of therapists and other health care professionals. In fact, many of them even use them in their own in-office practices.

Cervical traction in general is considered to be the most effective prescription free and non-surgical solution to eliminate, or at the very least reduce, neck pain caused by many things including (but not limited to) arthritis, herniated or bulging discs, muscle and ligament issues, neck strains, chronic pain, and injury or trauma. [Read more…]