Aofit Inflatable Neck Traction Device, Cervical Pain Relief at Home

The Aofit Inflatable Traction Device for Neck provides you with natural neck pain relief by gently stretching the neck and helping to separate the disc and joint surfaces in your neck (cervical spine) while keeping your head and neck in the optimal position. It's a great home alternative for medication, injections, surgery, or any other medical procedure.

WHY IS OUR TRACTION DEVICE FOR NECK IMPORTANT FOR YOU?

A smartphone or laptop is a great gadget, but the constant leaning forward means it puts strain on your neck. It’s time to give your neck a break. This inflatable neck traction device is a great alternative treatment for neck pain relief compared to the often expensive trips to see a therapist or taking various medications with potential side effects. Try and your neck will love it!

HOW IS OUR CERVICAL BRACE THE BEST SOLUTION FOR YOU?

Our traction device for neck is professionally-designed for relieving neck and back pain associated with bulging or herniated discs. It's safe to use and works by stretching the discs and joints in your cervical spine, helping you to relieve cervical pain while keeping your head and neck in the optimal position. The cervical neck traction device can be adjusted in both front and back, providing you with the stability and support that your neck needs and allowing you to find the perfect fit. With flexible TPU, soft cotton inner cover, and ventile holes on the back, you can use it comfortably to stretch your neck while sitting, standing, or lying on the bed.

BENEFITS OF CERVICAL TRACTION DEVICE

• Provides flexible traction to the neck and cervical spine
• Decompresses and hydrates neck and upper back discs
• Relief from pressure on muscles, nerves, and minor fractures
• Stretches stiff neck muscles
• Promotes blood flow
• Reduces medication need

AVOID USING IF YOU HAVE:

• Rheumatoid arthritis
• Post-surgery hardware such as screws in your neck
• A recent fracture or injury in the neck area
• A known tumor in the neck area
• Bone infection
• Issues or blockages with vertebral or carotid arteries
• Osteoporosis
• Cervical instability
• Spinal hypermobility
• Spinal cord spondylopathy
• Pregnant or under 12 years old