This device is to prevent or minimise motion in the cervical spine. It keeps the head in a comfortable gravity-aligned position to obtain a normal cervical lordosis. The head is held high on the shoulders and the ears are directly over each shoulder. It restores and maintains a natural proper physiological cervical curve. It gives your neck firm support but is softly padded where it touches your neck. It's also ventilated to release heat for maximal comfort.

It is completely height adjustable with a simple dial height adjustment technology to find your most comfortable position.

Compared to Soft Collar

Soft Collar including inflated cushion collar pulls head up and away from the neck in linear direction that causes a straight neck and loss of natural proper cervical curve. Besides, it doesn’t truly immobilize the neck, it only limits flexion and extension in the end phase. Soft collars also tightly encircle the neck and the felt has little breathing possibilities, so it’s possible that the patient sweats underneath the collar. Another disadvantage is that they can apply a bit too much pressure on your TMJ.

Indications for Use

Neck pain, caused by an acute trauma or chronic neck pain. After a whiplash injury, the neck collar will be used for both immobilization and to reduce pain
Herniated cervical disc
Cervical spondylosis
RA and OA cervical spine
Increase vertebral clearance and intervertebral foramen, reduce or even remove nerve root of stimulation and oppression.
Stretches stiff muscles around the neck and shoulders.
It’s designed based on ergonomics by adopting vertical type of traction.
Limit cervical activity, reduce compressed spinal cord and nerve root of the repeated friction and bad stimulation.
Relieve muscle spasm, restore the balance of the cervical spine, improve the blood supply of vertebral artery.

Cervical Collar Orthosis Vertebra Neck Brace Support Adjustable Traction Belt for Neck Shoulder Back Pain

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