Doctor-recommended solutions for tech neck, tension headaches, and spine alignment. Replicate professional physical therapy treatments at home.
We store massive amounts of tension in our necks. Every hour at a desk, every glance at our phones creates "text neck" - compressing our spine and shortening neck muscles. This painful cycle throws our entire alignment off.
Physical therapists and doctors have used cervical traction for hundreds of years. Neck hammocks replicate these proven medical treatments, specifically the "suboccipital tension release" technique used in Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine.
Consult your healthcare provider before use. Especially if you have neck injuries, herniated discs, osteoporosis, or chronic pain conditions. These reviews are based on research and user experience, not medical advice. Stop use immediately if you experience pain, dizziness, or numbness.
After testing dozens of cervical traction devices and analyzing thousands of user reviews, these are the neck hammocks that actually deliver results.
Best for: Serious neck pain sufferers and those wanting professional-grade results
The gold standard that started the neck hammock revolution. Created by a physical therapist with over a decade of experience, this patented device replicates professional cervical traction at home.
Best for: Comfort-focused users and those new to cervical traction
The most comfortable option with superior padding that makes longer sessions enjoyable. While not medically designed, it offers excellent value and user satisfaction.
Best for: Budget-conscious users and travel enthusiasts
The budget-friendly choice that doesn't compromise on adjustability. Perfect for trying cervical traction without a major investment.
Proper setup and technique are crucial for safe, effective cervical traction. Follow these guidelines for optimal results.
Must be completely stable with zero flex. Door knobs and flimsy points won't work. Consider installing dedicated hanging hardware for optimal results.
Start with your neck 2 inches off the ground. As flexibility improves, gradually increase to 4 inches. Higher = more traction, but start conservative.
5-minute sessions, 3x per week. Focus on proper positioning and comfort. Neck should be 2 inches off ground.
10-minute sessions, 4-5x per week. Can increase height to 3 inches if comfortable. Add gentle neck rotations.
15-20 minute sessions, daily if desired. Up to 4 inches height. Focus on consistency over intensity.