Review on Cervical Neck Traction Device and Trigger Point Massager: Fast Pain Relief with Deep Massage and Traction Combo, Patent Pending, New Instructions by Amanda Tiwari

I usually only rate products, but this one does. The "device" is really a big piece of plastic. I had an accident in early 2019 and had regular chiropractic and massage sessions to release knots in my back, shoulders and neck as well as cortisone injections until Covid19 hit my neck in March 2020. Since then I have purchased and used a wide range of products ranging from office chair shiatsu pads, standalone neck massager (shoebox size device), 2 different battery powered massagers, chest device (4 pairs of roller wheels), yoga rollers (rollers for hard noodles in the pool) , a few different plastic blocks that really just help with stretching, 2 different TENS machines (1 was about 10 years ago, I thought it might need to be replaced, the new one works the same, so old) like a neck-over-the -Neck door hammock dodgy pull device. While all of these other products have helped a little (some more than others), this one keeps coming back to me. "Thing" (You really need to come up with a unique name!) First off, it looks like a strong or durable product as I used each of the 3 different sides (widths) to show the exact location of the strain on it there is no malleability or flexibility in this device. While it's some sort of plastic, it's definitely hard plastic, and whichever of the three sides you use, it's "durable" plastic (sounds/reads weird I know). I have found that I can use this on my neck and by slowly working up and down my shoulder blades I can locate knots on my shoulder blade, constant pressure on the exact spot will help loosen the knot. None of the other products in my stack have been able to reach those spots with consistent consistency. Occasionally I get bow cramps, last night instead of using the spiked rollerball I've been using for years I tried this (insert a unique fancy name you really should choose) and was able to get the cramp in a fraction of the usual relieve time. Although the price is high considering it is "just" molded plastic, I wouldn't hesitate to buy another one if I lose this one or my dog decides to chew on it. I wish this appeared earlier in the 'Other Items' list. - edit October 24th (I should have done a better spell check)