Neck Helper™ Traction Pillow | Cervical Pillow for Neck Pain, Neck Massager & Stretcher

I have recently had a persistent pain in my neck, and this definitely helps to stretch it out and relieve it. It hasn't fixed the root cause, which I'm still working on, but that would be beyond its purpose.

This product seems strange to look at but it absolutely does work for me. I have arthritis in my neck and this product helps to stretch and lengthen my neck like a physiotherapist does after my neck tightens up. It takes a while to get used to, so persevere. I started with 10 minutes and increased slowly. Now I can happily use this daily and also when my neck is particularly bad. I love it and it has really helped me with pain management as my neck is not so compacted after regular use. Would definitely recommend it. Don’t go for cheap imitations.

I got the product because my neck is always stiff and my back tends to lock or just settle uncomfortably. I was a little confused at first by the drawing because the instructions say concave and convex sides but their uses in the pictures were opposite. I managed to figure out the long dotted side is the extreme side and the smaller side was the beginning side.
So I layed on the ground and put it under my neck, I adjusted my body to be comfortable on the floor. I lifted my knees as suggested in the photos then I Brough my arms up around the top of my head as shown in the instructions. My back immediately cracked three times and I was given an instant sense of release. I layed for about 5 minutes woth it being my first time. I got up and my neck was a little sore because it is quite firm but overall my back and neck are definitely less strained than before and the pains reduced quite a bit also. I fell with progression this product is going to be doing wonders for me. After such an amazing first use how could I not recommend it.

Soooo comfy! Makes your neck and back feel so much better, feel like you get a really comfortable stretch, I really like it

This stiff, plastic, shaped neck support is to be used lying flat on the floor. When you do, you can feel your spine slightly stretching to accommodate the shape. Short sessions seem to work the best. It certainly gives the spine a gentle stretch, which helps with back and neck discomfort, but I'll need to use it for a longer period to tell how successful it really is.