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Top 5 Best Cervical Traction Devices - Affordable & Effective

We break down the top 5 best cervical traction devices on the market today. More info and pricing below: #5 Seated C-Trax - https://bit.ly/2JNbCFy #4 DDS Max - https://bit.ly/2LFxxeY #3 Pronex - https://bit.ly/2JFEZpS #2 Carex Over-Door - https://bit.ly/2JEMaPg #1 Saunders HomeTrac - https://bit.ly/2MkE7sI --------- Rehabmart was founded by two occupational therapists with a passion for helping people find answers to common healthcare struggles. Learn more about Rehabmart's selection of cervical traction devices and discover more lifestyle resources at Caregiver University in the links below! https://www.rehabmart.com/post/the-5-... http://www.rehabmart.com/blog/ Subscribe for more product reviews, healthcare updates, and practical care-giving advice! --------- Let’s break down the top 5 cervical traction devices brought to you by Rehabmart.com. Starting us off at number five is the Seated C-Trax Over-Door Cervical Traction Kit from RangeMaster. One of the more affordable items on this list, the Seated C-Trax attaches to any door frame and comes with everything you need for cervical traction. Once you get it attached to the door, simply add the appropriate amount of water to the bag and you’re ready to go. While users reported that they did like this just add water design, they did report problems cleaning that weighted water bag. Next up at number four is the DDS MAX Cervical Traction Collar Neck Brace. An overwhelming number of users reported being recommended this product by their doctor or chiropractor. And it’s not hard to see why, its simple design and manual hand pump operation mean that the unit is easily transportable and super simple to use. Most users reported loving how comfortable the one-size-fits-all DDS Max was during use, though those with extra small or large necks may find the unit a bit uncomfortable. Number three brings us to the Pronex Pneumatic Cervical Traction System from RS Medical. Unlike the DDS Max, the Pronex comes in three sizes so that you can select the best fit. It’s powered by a manual hand pump which makes the unit quite easy to operate. And its portable design means you can use the unit lying down and don’t have to hang around a door during use. That said, some users did report that the head strap eventually wears out from regular use. Taking the number two slot is the Over-Door Cervical Traction Set from Carex. The main advantage of the Carex is that it is the most affordable item on this list. And it’s not just cheap, the Carex is highly reviewed for how cost-effective the unit is. It comes with everything you need to get started, just add the appropriate amount of water and you’re good to go. Some users did report that the initial setup of the Carex was a bit cumbersome. And finally, our pick for the number one slot goes to the Saunders HomeTrac Cervical Traction Device. With 50lbs of tractive force, the manual hand pump-operated HomeTrac offers double the force of any other unit on this list - which is why it requires a prescription. Users report being impressed by the HomeTrac’s durability and ease of use. And the entire unit comes with a small carrying case, making it the ultimate portable cervical traction device.