Awaken pain-free. Breathe easier, sleep sounder 95% success rate. Improves sleep quality and prevents cumulative back stress . J Cannon and S. M. McGill Submitted to J. Musculoskeletal Disorders November, 2015l study concludes in part: "This suggests that the notion of a "tunable" level of support would be better than a static level of support. Each participant was asked to record a rating of perceived comfort scale after trying each support condition.This was achieved with different levels of inflation but 8.3 degrees of extension was preferred.Many people report discomfort and pain with supine lying. In the clinic,some patients report an intolerance to supine lying due to low back pain. Providing some lumbar support has assisted many, but not all. This data shows than an adjustable pneumatic support influences spine curvature. Changes in curvature are linked with several known pain mechanisms." To use: 1. Target your Lumbar spine by raising (top strap) or lowering (bottom strap) the internal air cushion. 2. Adjust the firmness/softness by squeezing the bulb or pressing the push button valve. 3. Adjust air intermittently to promote back health.

• One size fits most. Reduces stress and is easy to use and adjust
• Improves sleep quality and prevents cumulative back stress
• See McGill study online. Reducing lumbar spine stress during lying postures J Cannon and S. M. McGill
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