Years of hard work, prolonged sitting, & bad posture apply damaging tension to our cervical vertebrae, forcing them to collapse, which deteriorates the healthy curve in our neck.

his causes our spinal discs to squeeze out of place & press on nearby nerves, leading to that excruciating pain in your neck, shoulders and even to your arms.
 
Using the CerviFlex for just 20 minutes a day progressively solves the root cause of your discomfort by gently stretching your neck back into its natural position & decompressing your vertebrae leaving you with a healthier neck and happier you.

Many neck treatment devices make you lie down or hang awkwardly, looking like something out of a horror movie! But not the CerviFlex—it can be worn on-the-go, letting you move freely.

CerviFlex uses a Triple-R traction to stretch your back at an optimal 26° angle, giving your tense neck muscles a well-needed break to relax, realign, & release pinched, inflamed nerves from the damaging pressure built-up over the years.

Naturally decompressing your neck with the CerviFlex stretcher for at least 6-8 days permanently rehabilitates damaged spinal structures & muscles, alleviates pain, & fully restores your mobility.

CerviFlex naturally restores the optimal curvature of your neck & retrains your muscles to maintain a healthy posture for good, thus removing the stress from the vital areas of your neck.

After three years of prototypes and $112,000 spent in laboratory testing, we stumbled upon the breakthrough of the the combination of the Triple-R Stretch. Leaving you feeling refreshed after 1 session.

Neck pain, soreness and other ailments like TMJ or tension headaches can wreak havoc on your life. Everyday activities are a constant reminder of the pain you constantly feel.

Today, you have the power to make a change. In eliminating your pain, the CerviFlex creates the secondary benefits of:

Physical therapists aren’t always in arms reach and can be very expensive.

Kyrolabs CerviFlex is designed and recommended by chiropractors, orthopedists, rheumatologists, neurologists, and neurosurgeons.