
AS SEEN ON
Three therapies. One 15-minute session.
The exact sequence a physical therapist uses, while you lie back.
Softens the tight muscle first, so the release holds.
Gentle 26° traction lifts the muscle off the nerve.
Reaches the deep muscle at the base of the skull.
Heat softens Traction lifts Vibration releases
It was never a migraine.
It starts at the base of your skull, where a tight muscle traps the occipital nerve and refers the pain up behind one eye.
- Starts at the base of the skull, wraps toward one eye
- A clean scan can't see soft tissue. You weren't imagining it.
You didn't fail. It all aimed at the wrong layer.
The pills
Numb the brain's signal. Never reach the nerve in your neck.
The foam wedges
Just gravity. No heat, not enough to free the nerve.
Guns & stretches
Pound an inflamed nerve. They flare it instead.

Proven relief for neck-driven head pain.
Tension Headaches
Decompression eases the occipital nerve at the base of the skull, where neck-driven head pain begins.
Neck Pain & Stiffness
Heat softens and gentle traction releases the clamped muscles holding the tension in place.
Restful Sleep
A neck decompressed before bed means waking up without the morning lock-up.
Drug-Free Relief
Works mechanically on the cause. No pills, no fog, no side effects to sleep off.
"Decompression and heat are exactly what I'd recommend for cervicogenic pain. This does at home what we do by hand."Reviewed by licensed physical therapists & chiropractors
Three quiet steps. Then close your eyes.
- 1
Charge it once
One charge powers several sessions. No wires while you use it.
- 2
Lie back into it
Rest the base of your skull in. Nothing to position or adjust.
- 3
Press once and relax
One small side button. Fifteen minutes.
Best 15 minutes before bed, so your neck decompresses before you sleep.
Gentle enough for a neck that flares at everything.
Force an inflamed nerve and it fights back. This does the opposite. You lie still and let it release, at a pace you control.
Built for the cause, not the symptom.
Less than a single month of PT copays.
One device
Used as long as you own it
$120 a visit
Copays, nerve blocks, and a drawer of pillows that never worked