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A gentle stretch for a neck that carries too much. An inflatable collar with three air chambers. Manual inflation opens and lifts the neck into a supported stretch, and you control the level by how much you inflate it. In Brown, Rose Red, Purple or Blue. Cervical traction is a clinical intervention — please read the safety section before you consider using this. 3Air Chambers ManualInflation Control 4Colourways HomeUse Speak to a healthcare professional before first use — this is a clinical intervention, not a general-purpose massager. 01 Three Chambers, Not One Three separate air chambers inflate together so the lifting force is distributed around the neck rather than concentrated at a single point. That even spread is what makes the device tolerable to wear — a single bladder pushes hardest where it touches first, which is exactly where it is least comfortable. 02 You Set The Level, By Hand Inflation is manual, so the amount of stretch is whatever you inflate it to and nothing more. Start barely inflated, stop the moment it feels like more than a light stretch, and deflate fully to remove it. Nothing about this device decides a level for you — which means the responsibility for a sensible one is yours and your clinician's. 03 Where It Fits Into A Day It is small and light enough to wear while sitting at a desk or lying down, which matters because the neck strain it addresses comes from long hours in exactly those positions. Whether it belongs in your routine at all, and for how long each time, is a question for a professional rather than a product page. 04 Four Colourways Brown, Rose Red, Purple and Blue. Cosmetic only — the colour has no bearing on the mechanism or on the level of stretch, and we would rather say that plainly than let a colour chart imply a different grade of device. At A Glance What this device is Three air chambers, inflated by hand around the neck, in four colourways. Mechanism3-layer air pressure inflation AdjustmentManually inflatable to your preferred level ColourwaysBrown · Rose Red · Purple · Blue Where it is usedSeated at a desk, or lying down InflationManual, by hand — you control the level Clearance neededYes — medical clearance before first use Two things changed on this page, and both are deliberate. First: the previous copy claimed the device decompresses the cervical spine, separates the vertebrae and reduces the load on intervertebral discs, and stated that most users notice the benefit within a week. We have removed all of it — those are physiological and outcome claims a product page should not make, and the timeline was a promise no listing can support. What remains is the mechanism, described mechanically. Second: the previous copy carried no warning of any kind. Cervical traction is a clinical intervention, and there are conditions in which it should not be attempted without medical clearance — those are set out in full in the safety section below. Which to Choose This device at home, or traction with a practitioner? Both apply traction. One of them is done by a professional who has assessed your neck. This Device Available whenever you want it, without an appointment You control the level, by hand, and can stop at any point Small and portable — desk, home or travelling No assessment, and no oversight — the responsibility is yours A Practitioner Assesses your neck first, and rules out contraindications Sets the force and duration for your situation Can intervene if something is wrong mid-session Costs per appointment, and needs booking Three air chambers, manual inflation, four colourways — a mechanism you control, on a question that a clinician should answer first. In the Box 1 × inflatable cervical traction device — in your chosen colourway. Check the box for a pump, and confirm the fit before inflating. Who It’s For Adults who have discussed neck traction with a qualified healthcare professional, been cleared for it, and want to carry out a routine they have been advised on. Product Specifications Mechanism3-layer air pressure inflation AdjustmentManually inflatable to preferred level ColourwaysBrown · Rose Red · Purple · Blue InflationManual, by hand Where it is usedSeated or lying down ClearanceMedical clearance required before first use In the box1 × inflatable cervical traction device Get medical clearance before you use this — and stop immediately at any dizziness, numbness or tingling. Safety, Clearance & Care Safety — Read This Before Anything Else Cervical traction is a clinical intervention, not a comfort accessory. Applying traction to the neck is something clinicians do to a neck they have assessed. Do not start using this device without speaking to a qualified healthcare professional first. This device does not diagnose, treat or cure any condition, and it is not a substitute for medical assessment. You should not use it to self-manage pain that has not been looked at by a professional. The following are generally regarded as requiring medical clearance before any cervical traction is attempted, and this list is not exhaustive: Spinal instability, or a known or suspected fracture in the neck or upper spine Osteoporosis or significant loss of bone density Previous spinal surgery, or a spinal fusion Disc herniation, discitis, or an inflammatory or infective condition of the spine Vascular conditions affecting the neck, including vertebral or carotid artery disease Rheumatoid arthritis or other inflammatory joint disease affecting the cervical spine Any recent significant trauma to the neck or head This list is provided so you can ask the right questions — it is not medical advice, and only a clinician who has examined you can tell you whether traction is safe in your case. Stop immediately and seek medical advice if you experience dizziness, light-headedness, visual disturbance, numbness, tingling or weakness in the arms or hands, or any increase in pain rather than relief. Never inflate to the point of pain, and never continue if the stretch feels sharp rather than gentle. Traction should never be forced. Do not use it while driving, operating machinery, or anywhere a sudden movement could occur. The duration you use it for should come from the professional who cleared you, not from a product page. No duration is given here, and none should be assumed. If a particular regulatory marking matters to you, ask us before buying rather than assuming one applies. If you are reading this and wondering whether it applies to you — that is the point. Take the list above to a physiotherapist, an osteopath, a chiropractor or your GP, and ask the question directly. The device is inexpensive; a neck injury is not. What We Removed From This Listing The claim that it decompresses the cervical spine and reduces the compression load on intervertebral discs — a physiological effect claim that belongs in clinical literature, not on a product page. The claim that it separates the vertebrae — the same problem, stated more explicitly. The claim that it retrains the cervical spine towards neutral alignment — a postural outcome claim with no evidence behind it on this listing. The statement that most users notice the benefit within the first week — an efficacy timeline we cannot support, on a medical-adjacent product, which is the kind of claim that costs a store its credibility. The mechanism is described exactly as the original listing described it — three layers of air, manually inflated, around the neck. What has gone is everything the page claimed happens inside your spine afterwards. If you want more than that, a clinician is the person to ask, not a product page. Using It Sensibly Inflate gradually, and stop early. The right level is the one that feels like a light, even stretch — never tightness, never pain. If you are unsure where that is, ask the professional who cleared you. Check the fit before inflating. The collar needs to sit properly around the neck at rest before any air goes in. If it does not sit evenly, do not inflate it — and ask us about sizing if you have any doubt. Start with the shortest session you can and build from there. The sensible duration is the one your clinician gave you. Nothing on this page should be read as a recommended time. Deflate fully before removing it. Pulling an inflated collar off is a good way to strain the very neck you were trying to help. Sit or lie down while using it, and stay relaxed. Tensing against the device defeats the purpose of it, and moving around with it inflated is a bad idea for obvious reasons. Do not fall asleep wearing it. A session you do not end is a session you cannot stop, and you lose the ability to notice a warning symptom. Stop and seek advice if anything feels wrong — dizziness, tingling, numbness, or pain that increases rather than settling. Not a wait-and-see. The honest summary of this page: the device does what it says mechanically, it is inexpensive, and it is your neck. That combination is exactly why the clearance conversation comes before the purchase, not after. Care And Storage Deflate it completely before storing, and store it flat rather than folded or compressed — a collar left under pressure can develop a crease that weakens the chamber. Keep it away from sharp objects and rough surfaces. An inflatable device with a puncture will not hold pressure, and a chamber that leaks slowly is worse than one that fails outright because the stretch fades without you noticing. Wipe the collar with a damp cloth and a mild soap after use, then let it dry fully before packing it away. Skin contact means it needs cleaning like anything else worn against the body. Do not machine wash it or submerge it, and do not leave it in direct sunlight or near a radiator — heat is the enemy of inflatable materials. Check it before each use for leaks, cracks or a valve that does not seal. Inflate it briefly and listen for escaping air. A valve that will not hold means the device cannot be trusted to hold a steady stretch. Do not overinflate it. Inflating beyond a comfortable stretch stresses the seams as well as your neck, and neither benefits. Keep it out of reach of children. It is not a toy, and an unsupervised child wearing it is a serious risk. An inflatable device used regularly should be checked for leaks each time before it goes around your neck. It takes seconds and it is the one check that keeps the device doing what you inflated it to do. Ask first. Then stretch. "Three air chambers you inflate yourself, around a neck only a professional has assessed — the mechanism is simple; the decision is not." Get medical clearance before first use. Not a diagnostic or treatment device. Medical Clearance Required 3 Air Chambers Manual Inflation 4 Colourways Show more