- Body Sport TracCollar Cervical Neck Traction Device, Small/Medium, Fits 14” to 16” Neck Size – Release Pressure for Neck Pain Relief – Inflatable Neck Stretcher with 2 Hand Pump System

https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B001AMN194/ref=cm_cr_ryp_prd_ttl_sol_0 I LOVE this traction device. A friend had one and I was so excited to find this one. I have two herniated discs and two bulging discs. The only thing that provides relief seems to be decompression. I ordered a cheaper one of these and it lasted about 4 times, plus I could barely stand to use it because of the smell. TOTAL BUST. This is a great device and provides pain relief. It is easy to use. I have been using mine for a few years now, off and on and it is still in great condition! Works great, still clean and smells good. Pros: Comes with it's own case to keep it nice and clean. Well built. Again, mine has lasted for a few years now. I don't use it every day, but I don't need it as much. I can use while I simply sit and watch TV, so it isn't a huge time investment. It's far cheaper than the chiro and easier to use too! I do see a chiro in addition to using the device, but I have noticed it has really helped my neck to feel better. I am not a medical professional, and I am not giving any medical or chiropractic advice, I just know how I feel. Cons: I am not complaining, but it is a little expensive. For me, it was worth it because I really had a lot of pain, but not everyone can afford the price tag. I know if mine stopped working, I would invest in another one for sure.

This does work to get traction on my cervical disk, I have some bone spurs pressing on cervical nerves and this device was recomended by my Chropractor. It does help to take the pressure off the disk but after pumping up, over about 15 or 20 seconds it leaks air out and i have to pump again. So mine works but due to air leakage you have to keep pumping it up every few seconds. Update after using this for about two weeks it won't hold air, leaks out in about five seconds from 10-12 pumps, only way to keep any traction is to keep pumping the thing every second or two several times,

Chiropractor recommended. Using this product has been a game changer for me. Twice a day, once during the day for about 15 minutes and the same again at night. It helps decompress the degenerative discs in my neck greatly reducing the pain in my neck and numbness and tingling I now only occasionally get in my hands and arms. It also allowed me to reduce my chiropractor visits to once a month and the OTC pain meds I was constantly taking. This is my second one. First one failed to stay inflated after about 7 months but the has made product has made a world of difference so I had to buy a new one. Hopefully I get more life from the second one.

I have a herniated disc in my C-spine, which hurts most when I am seated. I bought this unit because of pain at my desk at work as well as dread of an upcoming transatlantic flight. So far have been using it for a week, and I think it is proving to be moderately effective, enough so that I'm glad I bought it. It provides a kind of "light traction" at least in how I experience it. As one might expect, it does not have the force of expertly done manual traction or a high quality machine. But then again, you can take it with you easily, and it provides a measure of relief. I anticipate being able to sleep on the long flight because it will prop my head up while giving light traction! It does push upwards up the base of my skull when it inflates, which gives the nice pull. I can see that if someone had a short neck, it would probably be fine, requiring few pumps, but if someone had a very long neck, it might not be adequate.

We bought our first one of these about 10 years ago. It has aided my husband in neck pain relief over the years. A recent flare up of his condition brought it out again but, after 10 years, we found it needed to be replaced. We were delighted to find the same one is still available, and we bought it again. Reliable, functional, able to minimize discomfort with the inflatable controls. Even found relief with it at night with our Sleep Number bed. An excellent traction device. Highly recommend this device, and the fact that it is still available points to the quality and success of this device.

My orthopedic surgeon recommended I get an inflatable traction collar to help with my ruptured C6-C7 disk till I go for surgery in a month.This collar seems to work well with limitations. The traction you get with any inflatable collar is limited and no where close to traction with a professional machine. My doctor recommended that I lay down or use it in a recliner. Laying down with this collar was not comfortable for me. I suffer from sleep apnea and have trouble breathing while lying on my back sometimes. This coller is too restrictive and I really felt uncomfortable with my breathing while laying down. Works well for me while I am reclining. The doctor said traction while sitting or standing is no good because the neck muscles automatically tense to keep the head up when you are upright making traction very difficult. The collar is well constructed and fits snugly. It is easy to put on and take off once you get used to it. Over all its a very good product. I am very pleased with it.

This device fits good on my larger neck, but I have issues with the clips. First they’re on the back so if you have arm and hand trouble it can be hard to reach. Worse, the clips are cheaply made. The bottom one works fine, but the top is extremely hard to unclip. After struggling for 10 minutes I had to cut the strap to get it off.

This product does it's job. I have it adjusted to the smallest size, making it difficult to snap in the connectors which are on the back of the device. I have a different type of device that is much easier to use and more comfortable. It has the 3 levels of air chambers and velcro straps in the front.

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