Clinical-style cervical traction · Home use
A controlled, repeatable cervical traction unit designed for home use. Force is directed to the back of the head — not the jaw — with a patented pneumatic system, pressure gauge, and built-in safety valve.
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The same clinical-style traction setup, designed for use at home. Arrives ready to use — no assembly required — with a portable carrying case included.
Comparable home traction devices recommended by clinicians and used by patients continuing care between physical therapy visits.
Adjustable angle of incline (10°, 15°, 20°), memory-foam headrest, patented hand pump with quick-release, and carrying case for travel.
Knob-turning cable system with controllable intensity up to 50 lbs, adjustable wedges and incline, no assembly required, FSA/HSA eligible.
Three-position incline (15°/20°/25°) with pneumatic hand pump up to 40 lbs, six hot/cold gel pads, washable covers, and padded carrying case.
This device worked wonders with me! I've been battling cervicogenic dizziness for 4 years. I was going to buy the Saunders unit but opted to give this one a try. Works great. I'm not kidding...eliminated my muscle pain which clearly was due to pinched nerve in neck. This unit does wonders unpinching. May not work for everyone but in my case, life changer.
Jeff
I have suffered from neck pain for many years; cervical spondylosis and bulging discs. I used to do decompression therapy at the chiropractor. My chiropractor moved away and nobody had the same equipment around here. Then I found this and I wish I had found it sooner. It's nice to get some relief again. It's not a multi-thousand-dollar professional machine, but it does work well for me. My neck still hurts, and I know I'll just live with that, but it's a lot more tolerable with using this regularly. Yes, it was expensive, but it was money well spent!
moorekatz
My physical therapist uses this exact traction machine. Great for home use. Easy to use. It has really helped being able to have traction at home instead of just waiting for my next appointment.
A. Hereford
I've used it twice and it seems to do the job. Definitely feel the stretch. I have to get used to the pressure on my occipital bones with this but it stretches without messing up my TMJ which is a good thing. Neck felt better after using. I'll have to do it everyday for a month or so to get a longer-lasting benefit. I like that it works very similarly to the ones in the PT's office.
Vicki Embrey
I've been using this cervical traction device for days and have noticed a real difference in my neck tension. It's easy to use, feels sturdy, and gives a gentle but effective stretch. The design supports the neck well without discomfort, and the included travel bag is a nice touch for storing or taking it on the go. It's been helpful for managing pinched nerves and stiffness. Overall, very satisfied with the quality and results.
Muhabbat
We have used this on my husband since the first day and he says it works very well and relieves a lot of his neck pressure. The machine itself was easy to use and the directions are also easy to follow. The traction unit is able to adjust at an incline or to lay flat. You can control the amount of pressure with the dial, which is able to be held in your hand while using the device. Very well made and easy to control at the touch of your hand.
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The Saunders® Cervical Home Traction Device is a clinical-style traction unit designed for home use. It is built for people whose clinician has recommended cervical traction as part of conservative care — for neck discomfort, stiffness, or nerve-related symptoms — and who want a reliable way to follow that routine outside the clinic.
The patented pneumatic system maintains accurate force during each session, and the easy-to-read pressure gauge lets you monitor traction clearly. That control matters: cervical traction shouldn't feel improvised. The device is simple enough for daily use, but precise enough to support a consistent routine.
Force is directed to the back of the head — not through the chin or jaw — helping spare the temporomandibular joint from unnecessary compression. A blow-off safety valve helps limit excessive force, and patented self-adjusting neck wedges create a secure fit without complicated setup. There's no assembly required, and the device arrives ready to use.
Ongoing cervical traction at a clinic can become expensive and inconvenient. The Saunders® unit is a practical home option for patients who follow a traction routine as part of their care plan. It does not replace professional diagnosis or treatment guidance — it is best used as part of a plan recommended by a qualified healthcare provider.
The Saunders® Cervical Home Traction Device is covered by a one-year manufacturer's warranty. If a warranty issue occurs, a replacement part or replacement unit may be provided according to the warranty terms.
Due to the medical nature of this product, returns are not accepted once the unit has been shipped. Order, shipping, payment, and return questions are handled directly by the retailer.
The Saunders® Cervical Home Traction Device gives you clinical-style control, repeatable positioning, and a simple home setup — so you can follow a consistent routine recommended by your clinician.
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