-- With annual neck pain prevalence among office workers estimated between 42% and 63%, the newly announced neck traction device from Neck Cloud provides a natural and convenient way for office workers dealing with 'tech neck' or persistent neck pain to relieve strain at home without relying on medication or clinic visits.
More details can be found at https://neck-cloud.com/products/neck-cloud
Extended screen use often forces the neck into a forward-leaning position that strains muscles and compresses spinal discs. Over time, this leads to soreness, headaches, TMJ discomfort, and conditions such as cervical spondylosis or pinched nerves. The cervical traction device is engineered to reverse these effects by combining three therapeutic actions: traction to open compressed spaces, acupressure to release tightness, and sub-occipital stimulation to help deep muscles reset to a neutral, relaxed posture.
“Desk workers often assume neck pain is just part of the job, but most of what they’re feeling is the result of daily strain accumulating over time,” said a representative. “This device gives them a way to undo that pressure in minutes."
The device features two application sides to support varying comfort levels, a gentler convex side for those with severe soreness and a concave side for deeper stretching and targeted tissue stimulation. Users lie on the device for up to ten minutes per day, with many reporting relief after the first session as compressed discs begin to decompress and circulation improves in the neck and shoulder area.
Three years of prototype development and $112,000 in laboratory testing led to the final design, which the company states performed 78% more effectively than single-action competitors. The product has also been evaluated by chiropractors, who tested it on clients with chronic neck issues and now recommend it as a fast and accessible way to relieve tension between treatments.
Beyond pain reduction, users consistently report improvements in posture, sleep quality, stress levels, and focus during work, benefits that support overall well-being for professionals who spend much of their day sitting or viewing screens.
Neck Cloud develops ergonomic tools that support chronic pain management and long-term spine health, along with educational resources to help customers better care for their neck and back.
Individuals interested in learning more about the cervical traction device or placing an order can visit https://neck-cloud.com
Contact Info:
Name: Phil Dieckmann
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Organization: The Neck Cloud
Address: 30 North Gould Street, Sheridan, Wyoming 82801, United States
Website: https://neck-cloud.com
Release ID: 89178505