Neck & Shoulder Stretcher — Cervical Traction Relaxer for Neck Pain, Tension Headaches & Desk Posture Relief

A cervical traction neck stretcher you lie back on for eight minutes to release neck pain, shoulder tension and the forward-head stiffness that builds up over a day at a desk or on a phone.

• Cervical curve support for tech neck and forward-head posture: The arch is shaped to the natural curve of the cervical spine, so your head drops back into gentle traction instead of being propped forward.
• Raised acupressure nubs for trigger-point release: Textured points press into the suboccipital muscles at the base of the skull — the knot most desk workers feel after long screen sessions.
• Double-sided firmness — soft side and firm side: Start on the gentler face if you are new to neck traction, flip to the firmer face for deeper shoulder and upper-back pressure as you adapt.
• Eight minutes, no batteries, no setup: Lie on the floor, bed or yoga mat with knees bent — a passive stretch you can do between meetings or before sleep without charging anything.
• Lightweight high-density foam that travels: Just 200 g, so it moves between home office, bedroom and suitcase without adding bulk.

The same stiffness shows up for very different people: remote workers hunched over laptops, drivers and shift workers with a locked-up upper back, students carrying heavy bags, and anyone whose tension headaches start at the base of the skull. Used alongside a lumbar cushion or foam roller, it covers the part of the chain most stretching routines skip. Available in blue, black, pink and purple.

• Material: EVA / high-density foam
• Size: 22 × 17.5 × 12.5 cm (8.66 × 6.89 × 4.92 in)
• Weight: 200 g
• Design: Double-sided — one softer face, one firmer face
• Surface: Raised acupressure massage points
• Function: Cervical spine alignment, neck and shoulder muscle release
• Suggested use: 8–10 minutes per session, lying supine with knees bent
• Colours: Blue, Black, Pink, Purple
• In the box: Neck & shoulder stretcher × 1