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From recovery nights to everyday sleep, our customers choose structure that holds up.
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Melts my neck tension in 10 minutes
A desk job leaves my neck tight and sore. Ten minutes lying on this after work releases it better than anything else I've tried.
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My screen-neck stiffness is gone
All that looking down at phones and screens. The gentle traction has really eased the stiffness and my tension headaches.
Verified buyer
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Relieves the ache from sitting all day
Start slow because it's intense at first, but now it's the thing I reach for after a long day. My neck feels loose and pain-free after.
Verified buyer
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Frequently asked questions
I have chronic neck pain from desk work. How does this actually help?
Desk work drives forward head posture, which flattens the cervical curve and compresses vertebrae, discs, and nerves. Lying on the Release™ for 10–15 minutes applies gentle traction: it opens space between vertebrae, decompresses nerve roots, and stretches tight muscles. Use it daily alongside posture fixes. If pain is severe or comes with numbness or tingling, see a doctor first.
How do I position it under my neck?
Lie on your back, bend the device flat with both hands, slide it under your neck with the curve at the base of your skull, and let go — it springs back and lifts gently, chin tilting slightly up. Too intense? Slide it toward the shoulders. Too mild? Slide it toward the skull.
Can I use it in bed before sleeping?
Yes — floor, bed, mat, or couch all work. But never sleep on it overnight: traction is therapeutic in 10–15 minute sessions and can strain muscles or irritate nerves over hours. Many people use it as a pre-sleep ritual, then switch to their regular pillow.
I have a herniated disc in my neck. Is it safe?
Traction helps some herniations and worsens others — you must check with your doctor or physical therapist first if you have a diagnosed herniated disc, spinal instability, osteoporosis, or a recent neck injury. If cleared, start with 5-minute gentle sessions and stop immediately on any increased pain, numbness, tingling, or dizziness.
How long until I see results?
Some feel looser after the first session; chronic neck pain typically needs 2–4 weeks of daily use — muscles, ligaments, and discs adapt gradually. Combine with an ergonomic desk setup and screen breaks. No improvement after 4 weeks? See a physical therapist.
