
Warmth
Adjustable heat
Steady, controllable warmth across the back of the neck. Warm tissue relaxes and lengthens more easily than cold tissue — it's the oldest trick there is, and it still works.
NMC Relax
Fifteen minutes lying back on warmth, gentle vibration and a rest shaped to your neck's own curve. That's the whole routine.

Why necks get like this
Neck tension almost never arrives from an injury. It accumulates — from the angle you hold a phone at, the height of a monitor, a pillow that's an inch too tall, and the way shoulders creep towards ears during a stressful week.
By evening the muscles at the base of the skull have been contracting for fourteen hours without once being asked to stop. Stretching for thirty seconds doesn't undo that. Warmth, support and time do.
How it works

Warmth
Steady, controllable warmth across the back of the neck. Warm tissue relaxes and lengthens more easily than cold tissue — it's the oldest trick there is, and it still works.

Support
The arc holds your head back and slightly down, so the front of the neck opens and the shoulders fall away from the ears — the position screens pull you out of all day.

Movement
Gentle oscillation through the muscles either side of the spine. Light enough to be pleasant, adjustable because a stiff Monday and a tender Thursday don't want the same thing.
Fifteen minutes
Floor, bed or sofa. Head into the curve, shoulders flat. Switch it on and set the levels.
Heat comes up through the back of the neck. Most people stop looking at their phone somewhere around here.
If you hold tension at the base of the skull, this is usually where you notice it letting go.
Turn your head both ways before standing. A fair number of people never make it this far awake.
The product
Three heat levels, three vibration levels, nine combinations, one contoured rest. Everything above, in one device you plug in and lie on.
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The Atruvate Cervical Pillow is a wellness device, not a medical device, and nothing on this page is medical advice. Speak to your doctor first if you are pregnant, have a pacemaker or other implanted device, have had recent neck surgery or injury, or live with osteoporosis, thrombosis, reduced skin sensation, diabetes-related neuropathy, or an active skin condition on the neck. Stop if use causes pain, dizziness, numbness or tingling.
That's the entire commitment. 30 days to decide it wasn't worth it, and a 1-year warranty if anything goes wrong with the device itself.
Questions? help@nmcrelax.com · Monday to Friday, 9:00–17:00 ET