Vertex Cervical Care Device

It combines cervical traction, EMS stimulation, and acupressure. The curved design gently stretches your neck to relieve pressure, while electrical pulses and massage nodes help relax tight muscles and improve circulation. This helps realign your cervical posture.

Absolutely. Most people use it for 10–20 minutes per session, 1–2 times per day. Just start on a low intensity and adjust as your body gets used to it.

No — the EMS pulses may feel unusual at first (like a light tingling or tapping), but they should never be painful. You can fully control the intensity levels to your comfort.

It’s ideal for people who:

• Sit at a desk for long hours
• Experience neck stiffness or tension
• Looking at phones too much
• People who suffer from PPPD
• Patients who have TMJ
• Want at-home neck relief without expensive treatments

Yes. The traction design helps restore the natural curve of your neck, which can improve posture over time when used consistently. This device needs to be used with consistent exercise to experience long lasting results.

Many users feel immediate relief after the first session, while more noticeable, long-term improvements typically come with regular use over a few weeks.

Yes — it works best on a flat surface like a bed, couch, or floor where your neck can fully relax into the device. Other customers have used Vertex sitting on a chair.

It is designed to support neck relief and posture. Many Physical Therapists have started using devices like Vertex in their recovery practice.

It can be. Many customers say that this provides just as much or more relief than PT. They eventually stop going and strictly use the Vertex.

Avoid use if you:

• Have a pacemaker or implanted medical device
• Are pregnant
• Have severe cervical spine injuries or conditions

When in doubt, consult a healthcare professional before use.