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Neck Traction Devices for Home

Shop neck traction devices that gently stretch your neck at home. Choose a cervical traction device or an air traction collar to ease disc, nerve and muscle pain on your own schedule.

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How to Choose a Neck Traction Device

Pick the style that matches how you want to use it and how much control you need.

Air Traction Collars

Inflatable collars that lift the head for quick sessions sitting up, and travel easily. Shop air traction collars

Digital Traction Units

Lie-down units that hold a steady stretch, some with heat or TENS. Shop traction units

E0849 Pneumatic Units

Hand pump units with a gauge so you can set the pull your therapist recommends. Shop E0849 traction

10% to 20%of adults are affected by neck painSource: Cleveland Clinic
7 studiesin a review that found a small pain benefit when traction is added to other care for a pinched nerveSource: Journal of Clinical Medicine
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Not sure which neck traction device fits you? Tell us what is causing your neck pain and whether you prefer to sit or lie down. Our specialists can help you choose a size and style before you buy, and after your brace arrives you can use our fitting videos or book a virtual fitting session.

Unused items in their original packaging can be returned or exchanged within 30 days of purchase. See our Return Policy for details.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How often should I use a neck traction device?

Follow your device instructions and your therapist's plan. Most people start with short, gentle sessions and build up only if the neck feels better afterward.

Which neck traction device is easiest to use at home?

An air traction collar is the simplest: you put it on, pump it up and relax in a chair. Lie-down units take a little more setup but hold a steadier stretch.

Suggested: Brace Direct Cervical Air Traction Collar

Is cervical traction covered by Medicare (E0849)?

We don't bill insurance or Medicare. Some traction units carry the E0849 code, so you can submit your receipt to your plan for possible reimbursement.