DMI Over the Door Posture Corrector and Cervical Neck Traction Device for Physical Therapy, FSA HSA Eligible Neck Stretcher, Back Stretcher, Neck Pain, Migraine Relief, Back Pain or Arthritis

It’s overall a useful product if the bar that holds the harness doesn’t break after a few days. Ordered 3 of these and all 3 broke, while I didn’t really fill in the water bag to the max level.

En realidad aun no se le da el uso pero todo llego en buen estado la paqueteria lo entrego en el día indicado en su página solo se retraso un día a lo que marcaba en amazon pero por el momento todo esta en orden yo si recomiendo al vendedor

Hard to assemble but once you get the hang of it, it works great! I use it for a pinched neck nerve

I received only half the product in a damaged carton inside a closed large envelope. The spreader, rope and the straps were missing. Unfortunately I cannot use it. The photo showed what I received

In theory, this device should work but it is gimicky. It needs to be re-thought, if at all. The only reason I purchased this product was to obtain some relief when my husband is out of town. Mistake. From While I am not one to [ever] write a negative review, I have made an exception mostly because not only is this product useless but the seller has a 'no return' policy which upset me. Had I been able to return this product, I would not be writing this review. Further, I want folks looking for spinal pain relief to be informed about how this device does not work before they make the same mistake I did - purchasing an item that does not honor returns. However, I am happy that some customers [somehow] found relief using this device. My first mistake was not thinking through how this device would be stored in between usages. The water bag is cumbersome at best, especially when filled to near capacity, as I need to do to get anywhere near the amount of traction that my neck requires. It needs to be filled from a kitchen sink since the spout is so small. This means that you then need to carry this bulky bag of water to some convenient door frame in your home. So, we are supposed to drain the bag every time we use it? Not only is that a waste of water but discouraging to think that we have to go through such a process prior to every use. Sure, we can keep the bag full of water, but then where do we put it? I set mine in the bathtub but then had to move it when necessary to use the tub. And what about mold developing which can occur within 24 hours? Ugh. My second mistake was not observing where the neck brace places the pressure in order to activate the traction. I should have recognized the red flag by other reviews that commented on 'the need for steel teeth and a mouth guard' in order for it to feel comfortable. Problem here is that the traction is placed around the jaw area, not the base of the neck area. So the traction is minimal at best. My third mistake was not recognizing the risk of the hanging metal hangar swiveling and either hitting me in the head or eye which I was able to avoid while assembling the device; and unless you remove the device from the back of the door -- every time you want to use it -- it will bang against the wall thereby damaging the wall every time you open the door. All being said, I finally used the device. Disappointed at best. It is worth noting that I have cervical spondylosis with cervical myelopathy (aka arthritis with fused discs) in my neck. However, I rarely take medication and have always preferred homeopathic methods to minimize the pain. Conclusion: the absolute best method for traction is the good, old fashion way - a long pillow case and your spouse, partner or friend standing behind as you lay on the bed, binding the sheet around the base of your neck and....gently pulling. Results are amazing. From now on, I'll wait until he returns to use the method that is tried and true.

Funcionó adecuadamente durante unas semanas y se rompió la bolsa. Tenía una similar en dos años nunca se dañó.