Occipital Release Tool 2.0 – Cervical Traction for Neck and Shoulder Pain Chiropractic Alignment Pivot Device for Trigger Point Therapy Headaches Migraine and Stress (Lilac)
$35.00
Price: $35.00
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Product Description
Package Dimensions : 9.92 x 5.63 x 4.57 inches; 15.2 ounces
Date First Available : August 26, 2019
Manufacturer : Bonsai Wellness
ASIN : B084H2KWWY
[Effective Symptom Relief] Efficiently target a variety of conditions with our suboccipital release tool, including TMJ, tension headaches, myofascial tension, lumbar issues, neck & back discomfort, shoulder strains, cordus ciatica, and posture imbalances.
[Quick and Effortless Results] Achieve noticeable relief in just 3-10 minutes daily using our neck support, beginning with 1-2 minutes and gradually increasing. Ideal for all ages and concerns, simply lie down and let the device work wonders on your spinal and cranial challenges.
[Guidance Included] Start your sessions at 1-2 minutes daily to gauge your body’s reaction. Increase your time to 10-15 minutes as you get comfortable. Our neck support provides comprehensive usage instructions for the occipivot tool, ensuring optimal neck & back pain management. Need more assistance? Reach out, and we’ll guide you towards tension headache relief.
[Endorsed by Professionals] Chiropractors and physical therapists across the USA vouch for our occipital tools due to their affordability, simplicity, and home-based benefits.
[Safe & Long-lasting] Crafted with hypoallergenic materials, our memory foam supports guarantee no allergic reactions or discomfort. Its durable poly foam material supports easy washing, ensuring longevity.
[Adaptable Use] Designed for both professional therapists and home users, our Occipital Release Tool stands out with its versatile functionality. Effortlessly integrate it into various settings for tension and headache relief.
Customers say
Customers like the pain relief, build quality, and value of the product. They mention it helps with neck tension, relaxes very tight muscles in the upper neck, and is worth the money. However, some customers feel the product is too hard on their necks and heads.
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9 reviews for Occipital Release Tool 2.0 – Cervical Traction for Neck and Shoulder Pain Chiropractic Alignment Pivot Device for Trigger Point Therapy Headaches Migraine and Stress (Lilac)
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JudyH –
Great for my neck.
It will work, as long as you use it! I use it to help relax the muscles at the base of my skull.
L&J –
Really surprisingly good
I have tried a lot of neck products, including the one with curve thats so popular (which I returned). This one relieves my neck pain and tightness better than anything else on the market. My only complaint is that it is slippery and does not stay in place on the floor (carpeting, maybe I need a stickier surface). I have to hold it in place with my hands to get the traction effect while using or else it slips down to the center of my neck. I am going to keep anyway because it works so well but hopefully they improve the design in the future
Placeholder –
Almost perfect…read if you think it isn’t working
So this is a great tool for someone with neck / shoulder pain, tension headaches, etc. But, you do have to do a few things for it to work properly and it is a little limited.Anyone having issues with it working should YouTube “manual cervical traction.”It shows how therapists do it by hand.First you need to place it under your skull (occiput) and let your head sink in. It might take a while, you might have to adjust a few times, but you want to get to where only the device is keeping your head up (no muscles).From there you can switch it up with the bolster to try to stretch the muscles a bit…but that’s where it is limited.You can do little adjustments by rocking your head back and forth but it really needs the ability for traction. Once the muscles in the neck relax, it’s good to give the muscles traction by pulling back on the occiput (bade of skull) and stretching the tight muscles. If you try with this device, it just slides.Maybe I’ll try to set up a spot where I pin it to an exercise mat so it will allow to do slight pulls.Otherwise, this is A GREAT device because I don’t know many therapists that know this or use it because it puts a lot of strain on their finger tips. Now I can do this for asking as I need and hit the trigger points when and where I want.Update: I’ve found I can do some traction if I push/pull my body with my heels. It’s not ideal, but it gets the job done.
DA –
Has helped me
This product is very well made and has helped relax the very tight muscles in the upper neck. There are nobs in strategic areas to get the muscles right under the occipital area loosened up. It has helped me immensely.
Isaac –
Needs to air out after arriving
The product itself seems sturdy and well built however there is a strong odor when you first get it. Not sure how long it may take to off gas
Sjw –
Amazing purchase!
I’ve used it once for a few minutes. It’s the best! This is something my physical therapist does in clinic with me. This provides the right pressure in the right places. If you suffer from tension like headaches, I highly recommend!
CA –
Not enough pressure for me
Did not hit the right spot. Immediately returned.
chris –
Occipital support
Too firm hurt my neck
M. Eliot –
Like any tool, there is a learning curve here. I appreciate the ability to have two separate “heights.”Its a great tool for releasing tension in the back of the neck.