From clenched all day to loose in fifteen minutes
From clenched all day to loose in fifteen minutes
Seven hours at a screen leaves the same two muscles doing the same job all day — holding your head at an angle it wasn't built to hold. By evening they're a solid band across your shoulders, and the one spot you actually need is the one your own hands can't get behind.
This sits there for you. Warmth softens the tissue, pulses cycle the muscle instead of letting it stay locked, and it stays put without you holding anything. Put it on, set your level, and carry on with whatever you were doing. Fifteen minutes later it switches itself off.
Built for the muscles your hands can't get to
The flexible arms hold the contact plates against the upper traps on both sides at once, so nothing slips while you move. Nine intensity steps mean a lighter frame and a heavier one can both find a setting that actually does something — no fixed, one-size pressure that's punishing for one person and pointless for the other.
There are no adhesive pads to peel, clean or reorder. The plates are fixed, they wipe clean with a damp cloth, and the whole thing charges over USB from a laptop, a wall plug or your car. At 130g it lives in a laptop sleeve instead of a cupboard.