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Pronex is the only traction device that uses a bellows technology to provide a gentle and evenly distributed distraction of the cervical spine. The Pronex design supports the natural curve of the cervical spine and provides two unique design advantages: inline traction and counter traction. This combination creates an even distraction in the anterior and posterior cervical discs providing a better over all treatment.
Traction force is created by applying pressure to the occiput and the trapezius muscles, which means there is no strain on the temporomandibular joint (TMJ).
Foam Headrest & Shoulder Rest
Provides maximum comfort.
Bellows
Distracts the spine gently and evenly.
Inflator Bulb
For convenient, single-handed inflation
Inline Traction
Allows for the treatment to be taken in the natural position without flexion.
Counter Traction
Applied pressure creates traction force in two directions instead of one.
Sizing Chart
SizeMeasurement
Regular | 14 to 16″ |
Large | 16 to 18″ |
Wide | 18″ and up |
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Neck Pain or Stiffness, Tension Headaches Myofascial Pain in Neck or Shoulders, Poor Range of Cervical Motion, Muscle Spasms in Neck or Shoulders, Numbness and Tingling in the Hands or Arms, Whiplash Injuries, TMJ Dysfunction, Poor Posture.
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