This started with a chiropractor bill
Three appointments a month, $85 each, for a neck that seized up every time a deadline hit. The adjustments helped for about two days. What actually held was the boring stuff the therapist sent home: ten minutes of decompression, a posture reset, pressure on two specific knots.
The equipment for that costs almost nothing to make. It just isn't sold anywhere you'd think to look — physical therapy suppliers price it like clinical equipment, and the drugstore aisle has nothing between a foam pillow and a bottle of painkillers.
What we do
We find the tools that actually get prescribed for screen-induced neck and shoulder pain, and we sell them at what they're worth instead of what a clinic can charge. Four products. Each one earns its place or it goes.
What we won't do
- We won't claim to cure anything. These are relief tools, not medicine, and anyone promising to fix a herniated disc with a $26 foam arch is lying to you.
- We won't pad the catalog. If we wouldn't use it daily, it isn't here.
- We won't hide the shipping time. It's about two weeks. It says so on the product page, at checkout, and on our Shipping page.
Talk to us
Real questions get real answers, usually within 24 hours: support@neckhaven.com