Occipital Release Tool for Pivotal Therapy and TMJ [FSA/HSA Eligible] - Cervical Traction Pillow - Neck Stretcher and Shoulder Relaxer - Neck Traction Device for Spinal Alignment & Tension Headaches

I have had daily headaches for many years. I have AS and every morning I wake with a terrible headache. I have spent thousands on pillows, cpaps, etcI bought this and so far it has really helped my morning headaches. I wake and use it sometimes with a heating pad laying flat in bed. It gets rid of my headaches. Just happy to have found something that works

Very good Product!

Using on the hard floor was a no for me. Tried it on my bed and it was better, but today is a migraine day so I decided to put a heating pad on top of it. HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!!

Suggested by my physical therapist as they have exact on the their office. Works great to help release thos occipital areas. My son and I have really bad necks from accidents, separate and not our fault, and we use these daily.

Just buy it

What I bought this for:I purchased this occipital release tool hoping to relieve neck tension, improve spinal alignment, and help with TMJ-related discomfort. I used it as directed, lying back on it for a few minutes at a time.First impressions:The product is well-made, and I appreciated that it’s FSA/HSA eligible. The design seemed promising — simple, supportive, and targeted.Performance & Experience:The first session actually felt pretty good — I noticed some tension relief in my neck and shoulders. But by day two or three, it started to feel too hard and uncomfortable, and the pressure points didn’t hit the same. Instead of relief, I felt more soreness after using it. I gave it a few more tries but ended up having to return it.Pros:• High-quality material• May work well for certain body types or tension spots• Eligible for FSA/HSA useCons:• Too firm for me — became painful• Relief didn’t last beyond the first use• Not adjustable or flexible for different neck shapesWould I recommend it?It didn’t work for me, but it might work for others with different neck tension patterns. Definitely try it on a soft surface and don’t overuse it. Thankfully, returns were easy.Tips for Buyers:Try it on your bed first before moving to a hard floorIf you have a sensitive neck or TMJ flare-ups, use with caution

A sturdy and ergonomically efficient design! Comfortable and reliable.

It is best if you use it on a hard surface. It works for me but not my husband. He doesn't have neck pain like I do though.