Review on Blue Neck King - Innovative Hands-Free Tool for Neck and Back Trigger Point Self Massage by Doris Tran

After the triple fusion surgery, I had pain that radiated to my left ear, literally to my head. It causes headaches and can get worse depending on what I'm doing. The only time I find any relief is when someone presses hard, very hard, directly on that sore spot and on certain pressure points on my neck and shoulders. So I started looking for something. ALL it could do for me. I've been using this product for about a week. This product is molded from very hard plastic. The product photo is a bit misleading because you think there are two small bumps and two big bumps, but the bumps are all the same size. Also, two elevations are higher than the other two. When I lie down to place the top two bumps on the area of my head where it hurts, the curvature of my neck prevents the other two from touching. they are too low. When I switch it they touch but don't click. You just touch my skin. However, this part really showed what it does when I'm on my side. The gap between the knots affects not one, but two pressure points in the neck muscles that reach me in the front and give me a headache. Neither the Davinci Tool nor the original fixed point inductor - hard red foam - helped with nasal congestion, headaches, anxiety and general tension unless I used a pillow to prop them up which caused them to move too much, so it did not so comfortable. Being hard plastic, the thing really lends itself to the deep tissue massage aspect, which I prefer. For others it may be too much. If so, put some padding on top. Another bonus is the presence of a heating pad, which can be purchased separately. I don't have one, but the manual says it is. It might be useful for someone, but personally I don't think I need it. I like it, that's why I gave it four stars. I'm deducting a star because it really needs to be used on a hard surface like the floor. When I tried using it on my bed I just couldn't get the deep pressure I needed.