Therapist Neck Massager
Therapist Neck Massager
Therapist Neck Massager
Therapist Neck Massager
Therapist Neck Massager
Therapist Neck Massager
Therapist Neck Massager
Therapist Neck Massager
Therapist Neck Massager

Rated 4.8/5 (1,093 Reviews)

Therapist Neck Massager

$99.99
$299.99

Naturally relieve neck pain in minutes, and reverse forward head posture in the comfort of your home.

Non-invasive neck pain relief

Corrects postural imbalances

Stress relieving (feel and live better)

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Beneficial Against Multiple Health Issues

With the help of top chiropractors & a team of medical professionals, it took us 2 years and $178,000 in laboratory tests to develop the Therapist Neck Massager, and it's proven to help against the most common health issues, such as:

Neck Hump

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(Also called dowager's hump or buffalo hump) is a rounded protrusion at the base of the neck caused by poor posture, osteoporosis, or prolonged forward head positioning.

Stiff Neck Syndrome

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Significant difficulty in moving the neck, usually accompanied by pain and muscle tension, often caused by sleeping in an awkward position or sudden neck movements.

Neck Pain

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Discomfort in the neck area, ranging from mild to severe, that can be caused by various factors including muscle strain, injury, or underlying medical conditions.

Screen Neck

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Modern condition caused by prolonged looking down at phones, tablets, or computers, leading to neck strain, muscle tension, and potential long-term postural problems.

Cervical Spine

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Discomfort in the neck's vertebral column that can range from a dull ache to sharp, shooting pain, often caused by poor posture, muscle strain, herniated discs, or nerve compression in the upper spine region.

Cervical Spondylosis

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Age-related degeneration of the neck's spinal disks and vertebrae that can cause pain, stiffness, and sometimes nerve compression.

Beneficial Against Multiple Health Issues

With the help of top chiropractors & a team of medical professionals, it took us 2 years and $178,000 in laboratory tests to develop the Therapist Neck Massager, and it's proven to help against the most common health issues, such as:

Neck Hump

Read more

(Also called dowager's hump or buffalo hump) is a rounded protrusion at the base of the neck caused by poor posture, osteoporosis, or prolonged forward head positioning.

Stiff Neck Syndrome

Read more

Significant difficulty in moving the neck, usually accompanied by pain and muscle tension, often caused by sleeping in an awkward position or sudden neck movements.

Neck Pain

Read more

Discomfort in the neck area, ranging from mild to severe, that can be caused by various factors including muscle strain, injury, or underlying medical conditions.

Screen Neck

Read more

Modern condition caused by prolonged looking down at phones, tablets, or computers, leading to neck strain, muscle tension, and potential long-term postural problems.

Cervical Spine

Read more

Discomfort in the neck's vertebral column that can range from a dull ache to sharp, shooting pain, often caused by poor posture, muscle strain, herniated discs, or nerve compression in the upper spine region.

Cervical Spondylosis

Read more

Age-related degeneration of the neck's spinal disks and vertebrae that can cause pain, stiffness, and sometimes nerve compression.
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Eliminate Neck Pain at Home

Chronic poor posture, especially from desk work and sedentary lifestyles, can negatively impact the natural alignment of the cervical spine. When the neck's healthy curvature is compromised, it can lead to disc compression that may irritate surrounding nerves. This often manifests as discomfort in multiple areas - from neck and shoulder pain to upper back issues, arm discomfort, and even temporomandibular joint problems and headaches.


The Therapist Neck Massager offers a daily 15-minute therapeutic solution that combines multiple treatment approaches - massage therapy, stretching techniques, electrical muscle stimulation, and heat therapy. This integrated approach aims to enhance circulation, ease muscle tension, and help restore proper cervical alignment.

 

91% of users reported reduced neck pain from the first session
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Stretch Your Neck to Ease the Pain

Today's sedentary habits lead to forward head positioning, causing neck muscles to tighten and become locked in poor posture. These tense muscles restrict their own blood flow, creating a problematic cycle.


The Therapist Neck Massager combines EMS technology with a precise 26-degree neck positioning. The gentle electrical pulses stimulate muscle contractions, promoting blood flow while the therapeutic angle helps decompress the spine. Together, these features work to relax overworked muscles and support proper neck alignment, addressing a key source of neck discomfort.
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Additional Benefits of EMS

EMS therapy can trigger the body to release endorphins, natural compounds that help reduce pain perception.

 

Through controlled muscle contractions, this technology may help build muscle strength, which can support better mobility and movement patterns in the neck area. 

 

The gentle electrical currents may also support nerve function and recovery, potentially helping to ease discomfort in the neck and shoulder regions.
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Heating for Thermal Treatment

The Therapist Neck incorporates customizable heat settings that work by expanding blood vessels in the cervical region, promoting improved circulation. This enhanced blood flow may help optimize oxygen and nutrient delivery to neck tissues and the head area, potentially supporting natural healing processes and reducing inflammatory responses.
 

Research has demonstrated that heat therapy can be an effective approach for managing muscle tension and supporting injury recovery.
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Managing Inflammation through Therapeutic Massage

Chronic neck tension can trigger an overactive immune response, leading to increased inflammatory markers in the affected area.


The massage features are designed to help regulate inflammatory responses, with recent research suggesting that massage therapy may help decrease pro-inflammatory factors while encouraging anti-inflammatory cytokine production. This balanced environment may support optimal nerve and tissue recovery.


This approach may assist in cellular restoration and tissue regeneration, potentially aiding the healing process.
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Restore Your Neck’s Natural Curve to Ease Neck Pain

The Therapist Neck Massager integrates four therapeutic approaches widely recognized in medical practice for muscle relaxation and tissue repair. When using the device, users can experience potential benefits through multiple mechanisms:

  • Natural pain reduction through endorphin release stimulation
  • Accelerated recovery through enhanced circulation, which helps deliver oxygen and nutrients to affected tissues

This combination targets discomfort in multiple areas, including tension headaches, neck stiffness, and shoulder and upper back pain.
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Message from Dr.Ernest Lathem

With more than 25 years of experience treating thousands of cases of chronic neck and shoulder pain, Dr. Lathem understands the pain and wishes of patients.

 

With the desire to bring an effective and accessible treatment solution for neck and shoulder pain to the majority of patients, he tested and invented the Therapist Massager, a solution that he believes can bring miracles for his patients.

25 Times Cheaper Than a Therapy Session

Heat Therapy: $75 to $120 per session.

Stretching Therapy therapy: $75 to $125 per session.
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EMS: $75-$150 per session.

Massage Therapy: $50 to $120 per session.
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At the PT-recommended standard of 5-7 sessions, a full regular therapy regimen would cost about $3,000, which is 25 times more expensive than the price of our Therapist Massager today (while it’s on sale).

25 Times Cheaper Than a Therapy Session

Stretching Therapy therapy: $75 to $125 per session.
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EMS: $75-$150 per session.

Massage Therapy: $50 to $120 per session.

Heat Therapy: $75 to $120 per session.

At the PT-recommended standard of 5-7 sessions, a full regular therapy regimen would cost about $3,000, which is 25 times more expensive than the price of our Therapist Massager today (while it’s on sale).

What Our Customers Have To Say

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Durable and Effective

I was looking for a very durable massager and this one does not disappoint. It feels so good! The relief is real. You can feel the heat. You can put pressure on the arm strap to increase the intensity and it doesn't slow down the rotating massage balls. I have to buy another one because my son keeps taking mine!

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Freaking Amazing!

Once I laid down, I was blow away with how deep of a massage it could actually give. I can tell it is definitely meant for the neck area, but I could literally move it throughout my entire shoulders and Lowe back and it still worked great. My knots in my neck and upper back have been horrible for years and this automatic massager relieved my tension within 20 minutes.

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Excellent, versatile massager

I use it every night now for a couple of minutes to get my constant stiff muscles relaxed so I can sleep. Easy to use and has a nice long cord. I like the heat option which for me, adds additional relaxation. I have only tried on my neck, shoulders and upper back as that (for now) is the only areas I have issues with pain and stiffness.

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Works Great

I often have a stiff, sore neck & shoulders. This massager hits those areas perfectly. I might use about 15 minutes at most to help loosen them up & release the pain. It gives a better, deeper massage than I expected. I like that I can just put my wrists in the "stirrups" to adjust which area I want it to work on. Money well spent if you have the same issues.

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Genuinely the best purchase

I love this massager very much! I was having pain in my neck area so I decided to purchase this to see if I would get relief from the discomfort and this massager did it for me. It feels good and relieves my tension and gets rid of my knots, plus it's portable so i use it while I am watching tv. I well pleased with this purchase.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What types of pain can it relieve?

The Therapist Neck Massager is ideal for treating neck, shoulder, and upper back pain, neck hump/dowager's hump, forward head posture, pinched nerve in the neck, TMJ, tension headaches.

Can I use it anywhere?

Yes, the massager is completely portable & requires no cables.

What if it doesn't work for me?

Out product comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee because we're extremely confident it'll offer you relief from neck pain. If you're not fully satisfied, we'll return your money.

How fast will I feel better?

About 10 minutes. That's how long it takes for the discomfort to start dissipating.

90% of our customers completely got rid of neck pain after using the Cilious massager every day for 14 days.

Consistency is most important in fixing the root cause of pain.

How do I use it?

1. Press the ON/OFF button to start the machine.

2. Lay down on the massager, and adjust the temperature, massage and EMS level to the one that feels comfortable for you.

3. Relax for 15-20 minutes while the massages does its job.

4. Repeat daily for 7-14 days, and after that when needed (whenever you start feeling tension/pain in the neck).