
Vissco Pelvic Traction Kit With Weight Bag (XL) PC 0202
VISSCO

Est. delivery 5-7 Days
Cervical Traction provides a comfortable interface.
CT spreader bar and a traction cord.
Convenient for home or hospital use.
Sturdy effective and easy to apply.
Traction can be used for all adult and children.
Available in universal size.
Cervical Traction Overhead Pulley is either hung on the top of a door or on the wall using wall bracket.
Head Halter is held around the neck with one pad holding the chin and the other back/occipital part of the head.
The two strings from the Cervical Traction Head Halter are hooked to the slots in the cervical traction spreader bar.
Spreader Bar is then connected to the weights through Traction Cord and Cervical Traction overdoor Pulley.
This traction system is used on the patient sitting upright on a chair.
Store it in a cool, dry place.
Keep it clean and hygienic.
Keep out of reach of children.
Primary Prevention: Ideal for individuals seeking basic neck support during daily activities or mild strain — helps maintain proper cervical alignment, reduce early discomfort, and promote neck wellness.
Secondary Prevention: Suitable for individuals experiencing neck pain, stiffness, or tension — helps provide gentle cervical traction, relieve pressure, and support improved posture and mobility.
Tertiary Prevention: Recommended for individuals recovering from neck injuries, chronic cervical discomfort, or postural misalignment — helps maintain cervical spine alignment, reduce pain, and promote neck health and functional recovery.

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