ComforTrac-Deluxe Home Cervical Traction Kit 2.0, Neck Therapy, Discomfort Relief, Relieve Cervicalgia, Degeneration of Disc, Spondylosis, and More, Carrying Case Included

Feels much more sturdy than expected. Holds pressure well (one we've used in the past leaked and needed repeated pumping to maintain pressure - this one does not). Does what it's supposed to - relieves pressure to help reduce pain - my partner has a pinched nerve, and this provides some much needed relief. Not a huge fan of the silicone-type material at the neck, it's unpleasant to touch for those with sensory issues, but it is removable which makes it very easy to clean, so worth the trade off.

Works wonderfully and has relieved a great deal of pain already.

I have bulging discs in my lower neck so my doctor told me to get this product. It was a little pricey but when you are in pain you will try anything. I had to go to PT for 6 months to learn stretching exercises and good posture when sitting or lifting objects. After doing x-rays and an MRI my options are pretty limited. It's pretty much sticking it out with what I learned from PT or get surgery. So that's when my doctor suggested this cervical traction device.I been holding off as much as possible on the surgery because with what I learned from PT, the stretches and improving posture has helped a lot but there are still those days when my neck flares up and it does get painful and stiff. That is when I get this traction device and use it for 15-20mins. I found that the strap for my forehead was annoying so I use it without that strap and it works fine. You just have to keep balanced and straight on it while you pump it. Once you feel your head being pulled away from your shoulders, you can stop. I usually go about 15-20 on the gauge but find what works for you. It shouldn't hurt and it actually feels pretty good once you find the right tension with your neck getting stretched. You can feel your neck discs opening up and sometimes I actually start to fall asleep on it. However, it says not to use it for too long so make sure you put an alarm. Also my physical therapist not to use it too often either. Once or twice a day should be more than enough. In the beginning I was using it almost daily but now I have been only using it on the days that are bad which is maybe 2-3 times a month. As long as I do my stretches, I'm usually ok but I am really glad that I have this product as a backup on those bad days.I wish the price was lower which is why I'm giving it a 4 star but I have to admit, the build quality is very good. It feels industrial and it also comes with a very nice carrying case if you need to travel with it. So you get what you pay for. If you can afford it, I would highly recommend you checking this item out. I have tried other cheaper options in the past before I bought this product and they were no where near as good as this one.Hope this review helps you out! Thanks for reading.

I received this unit after a friend recommended a pump up pillow version of traction for my neck. Though I am surrounded by people in the medical field, this was not on the radar. Mainly, the unit really takes time away from a therapist. I don't like doing appointments outside my house, so this was a great option.I looked at over the door pieces, but felt like it would be unsafe on a door. The matter of being in control on a pump just felt better overall. Unpacked with easy directions and laid down on a sofa sectional for 10 minutes on the unit and after releasing the air, for another two so I could get my bearings. I stood up slowly and I felt somewhat tingly. After another minute, I felt like I could move by legs and shoulders better. I have a problem with circulation in my feet from working on the floor in a restaurant... This has been so nice to use. I can feel my circulation at my neck to my shoulders better. I have woken up to being able to not have to wait 5 minutes to stand on my feet. So overall, yes, this is well worth the price. Not to mention they offer a warranty. It is very simple to use. You are in full control with the pump handle and easy release. I am claustrophobic... and even with the forehead strap, It was just fine. I use this once a day for 10-15 minutes and it really helps. Highly recommend. Be careful on the stress level you use. Slow and easy is better!!! I started at just under 8 and it was all good going up from there.

I got this hoping to help with my neck discomfort, and this product arrived damaged from the outside, since there is nothing to protect the unit itself. I am not even sure if I got a refurbish unit or what, but the product left much to desired.The pump wand (?) would not go past 20 when someone is laying on the product, also, the unit was unable to adjust the height angle to adapt to each person's need.Also, after a few more tries, the pump has a weird noise, like plastic creaking/screeching noise, which makes the unit very unpleasant to use.Do your homework first. I would not get this, spending a good fortune but still not getting the desired outcome of it.

Great relief for neck pain. This model was recommended by my physiotherapist. It is more expensive than some other models but it works and I can use it several times a day while I watch TV or read.

I don't usually write reviews, but because of the importance of what this item is used for I felt I owe it to others suffering from back problems. I have used other devices and they all work in a similar fashion. I tried the pulley system and the biggest problem with that system was comfort and ease of use. That system was a pain to use. I needed to fill water bags and hang them, so if you want to change the resistance then you would have to stop your session and empty or add water to the bag. It was also a pain to get into since you would need to pull the water bag down and then strap your neck into a very uncomfortable strap system. The other system I used was the Saunders cervical traction unit. I liked the Saunders and actually wanted that system and only chose the ComforTrac due to the reviews on Amazon and the smaller price tag. The only gripes I had with the Saunders was that it did not secure your head very well and it tended to leak slowly and the resistance needed to be constantly adjusted. The plus I give the Saunders is that the strap that goes over your head secures down tightly. The ComforTrac secures your head with rubber pieces that feel like skin. They grip very well and hold your head tightly in place. The strap simply wraps over, overlaps and secures with velcro. So does the Saunders but the sanders has a clip in the middle that helps secure the strap tighter. That really is the only plus the Saunders has over the ComforTrac. The Saunders leaked and when you released the pressure you need to turn a dial on the pump. The ComforTrac does not leak at all! The ComforTrac also releases pressure by pushing a button which feels much easier to use. Both units come in a custom bag. I personally like the bag the ComforTrac comes in much better because it is literally a duffle bag with foam cut to secure the unit in the bag. There is room to add other small items needed such as the manual. My belief is that both the Saunders and the ComforTrac are clearly the best choices and you can't go wrong with either one, but the ComforTrac is the more comfortable unit for a more affordable price.

I bought this device in 2022 and have used it off and on since. The device did an incredible job until the plastic base where the air tube goes in just shattered mid-use. I’d rate the device much higher but they advertised a 15,000 use life cycle and it fell apart after maybe a couple hundred uses. I’ve kept it in its case when not in use and have handled it quite carefully during this time, so I’m not entirely sure why this device failed the way that it did. If I could purchase replacement parts for this device I’d rate it much higher, but I’m unable to find contact information for the seller. One of the locking clips for the plastic angle adjustment pieces also broke, so I’m sure the other clip is on its way out as well.On a side note, the plastic pieces need rubber feet to prevent sliding on surface such as hardwood floors. The only notable design flaw, other than its durability