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Nine intensity levels
Gear 1–3 for daily maintenance, 4–6 for the stiffness that builds through the week, 7–9 when it's genuinely stubborn. One button, no menus.
TENS Pulse + Constant Heat
Ten minutes to a neck that finally lets go.
A 58-gram pendant that delivers deep pulse massage and warmth exactly where the tension sits — at your desk, on the train, or on the sofa.
9Intensity levels
5sTo full heat
58gTotal weight
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42–52°C
Constant heat
Not a render
This is what it actually looks like on.
No studio lighting, no mockups — just the device where it sits for ten minutes a day.
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TENS Pulse + Constant Heat
Ten minutes to a neck that finally lets go.
A 58-gram pendant that delivers deep pulse massage and warmth exactly where the tension sits — at your desk, on the train, or on the sofa.
$39.95
$59.95
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Free shipping · Ships within 24 hours
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- 30-day risk-free trial
- USB-C rechargeable — 15+ sessions per charge
- 12-month warranty on every unit
58g
Total weight
9
Intensity levels
5s
To full heat
30d
Risk-free trial
Why your neck hurts
Screens don't cause neck pain. Staying still does.
Hours in one position leave the muscles along your cervical spine locked short and starved of circulation. Stretching helps for a minute. Then it comes straight back.
Without it
- ✕That 3pm stiffness that never fully leaves
- ✕Booking a massage you cancel anyway
- ✕Bulky neck devices that stay in a drawer
- ✕Painkillers for something that isn't an illness
- ✕Waking up already tight
With it
- ✓10 minutes, twice a day, wherever you are
- ✓Pulse + warmth working together, not separately
- ✓58g — lighter than your phone, worn like a pendant
- ✓Nine intensity levels, from barely-there to deep
- ✓Heats to your setting in about 5 seconds
Designed around one problem
Built to be used every single day
Most recovery tools fail because they're inconvenient. This one is small enough that you'll actually reach for it.
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Three heat settings
42°C, 47°C or 52°C, held at a constant temperature for the whole session and reached in roughly five seconds.
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Light enough to forget
58 grams and 55mm across. It sits in a pocket or a bag pouch and comes out at your desk without ceremony.
Three-gear constant temperature
Warmth that holds, not warmth that fades.
Most heated devices spike, then cool. A constant-temperature element holds your chosen setting — 42°C, 47°C or 52°C — for the entire session, reaching temperature in roughly five seconds.
Pair it with the pulse function and the two work together: warmth to soften, pulse to release.
What's inside
Four things doing the work.
No gimmicks and no filler features — just the components that actually change how your neck feels.
TENS pulse electrodes
Low-frequency pulses through dual contact pads, encouraging the muscle to contract and release instead of staying locked short.
Constant-temperature element
Holds 42°C, 47°C or 52°C rather than spiking and fading, so warmth stays even from minute one to minute ten.
Nine-gear LED display
A single readable digit tells you exactly where you are. Press + or − to move a gear — nothing to unlock or configure.
Pendant architecture
The control body hangs at the front while the pads sit at the back of the neck. No headband, no clamping pressure, nothing pressing into your skull.
The 14-day reset
What two weeks of daily use feels like
Ten minutes in the morning, ten in the evening. Here's what most people report along the way.
Day 1
First session
Warmth arrives in about five seconds. Most people start around gear 2 and find the pulse unfamiliar for a minute, then relaxing.
Day 3
It becomes a habit
Ten minutes after work stops feeling like a task. Most people move up to gear 4 or 5 by now.
Day 7
Mornings change first
The tightness you usually wake up with is the thing people mention noticing first.
Day 14
Part of the routine
Twice a day, barely thought about — the same way you'd stretch or make coffee.
Individual experience varies. This is a personal wellness device, not a medical device, and it is not intended to diagnose, treat or cure any condition. Consult a doctor before use if you are pregnant, have a pacemaker or other implanted electronic device, or have a diagnosed cervical spine condition.
From people who sit all day
2,400+ five-star reviews
Developers, designers, drivers, students, new parents — anyone who spends too long in one position.
I've bought three of these — one for my desk, one for the car, one for my mum. It's the only recovery thing I've kept using past week two.
Verified buyer
Marissa T.Graphic designer, Austin TX
Twelve-hour shifts and a bad pillow. I use it on gear 6 while I read at night and my shoulders drop about two inches.
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Dave K.Truck driver, Columbus OH
Sceptical about anything that ships in a small box. This one earns the space in my bag — the heat alone would be worth it.
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Jenna R.Nurse, Denver CO
How to use
On in ten seconds. Off in ten minutes.
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Place it
Rest the pads on either side of your neck, just below the hairline. The pendant hangs at the front — no straps to adjust.
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Choose your gear
Press + or − until the display reads where you want it. Start low the first few times; you can always go up.
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Add heat
Tap the heat button once, twice or three times for your temperature. It reaches the setting in about five seconds.
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Ten minutes, then done
It shuts off on its own. Sit still, or keep working — either is fine.
Try it for 30 days
Give your neck ten minutes.
Use it every day for a month. If your neck doesn't feel meaningfully different, send it back and we'll refund you in full — no photos, no forms, no questions.
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Questions, answered
How long is each session?
Ten minutes, then it shuts off automatically. Two sessions a day is what most people settle into.
Does the pulse hurt?
No. At low gears it's a light tapping sensation. Higher gears feel stronger and more rhythmic, but you control it with one button and can drop back down at any time.
How do I charge it?
USB-C. A full charge takes around two hours and covers roughly 15 sessions.
Who shouldn't use it?
This is a personal wellness device, not a medical device. Don't use it if you have a pacemaker or another implanted electronic device. If you're pregnant, have a diagnosed cervical spine condition, or are recovering from a neck injury, talk to your doctor before using it.
What if it isn't for me?
Send it back within 30 days for a full refund. No photos, no forms.
