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Description
The Saunders Lumbar Traction Device is designed to provide traction (stretching) to the lumbar region (low back). The device requires minimal assembly and is ready to use out of the case. A prescription is required.
Features
- The first home pneumatic traction device
- Designed to deliver up to 200 lbs force
The Saunders lumbar traction device is the first home pneumatic traction device specifically designed to deliver up to 200 lbs. of force. Safety and comfort are ensured with a patented pneumatic pump, no-slip belts, and an easy-to-read force gauge. When you’re not using this lumbar traction table, comfort your back with the?Body Sport Black Lumbar Support Cushion?while you sit.
Additional Info:
Easy to Use
- A portable treatment solution that increases patient compliance and satisfaction Comes complete – no assembly required
- No-slip harnesses incorporate belt-organizers for quick set-up
- Patented pump design incorporates a simple “click in place” mechanism
- Manufacturer Model#199603
Patient Benefits:
- Maintain clinical gains between appointments
- Save limited in-clinic visits for valuable one-on-one time with the clinician
- Perform daily treatments in the home, workplace, or when traveling
- Effectively manage chronic conditions
- Effectively applies up to 200 pounds of traction.
Safe: A proven alternative to surgery for some patients
- Friction-free surface ensures smooth motion
- Easy to read pressure gauge provides total control of the force at all times
- Blow-off valve limits the amount of force that can be applied
Effective: A cost-effective option for continuous clinical care
- The splittable design replicates clinical traction and promotes consistency of treatment
- Actively moving treatment surface ensures the efficient application of traction
- The patented pneumatic system ensures reliable force accuracy and leak-free performance
Additional information
| Weight | 30 lbs |
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Reviews(12)
Questions and answers of the customers
- A Hello, Good day! We are not able to provide specific detail about how long or how many pumps are needed for us to reach a certain psi. But here's a copy of the manual for your reference. Hope this helps. https://www.djoglobal.eu/media/storage.djoglobal.eu/en_US/Documents/Production_documents/360369_b_lumbar_traction_ifu.pdf Thank you!
- A 27"x31"x6" ~30lbs
- A what is the patients weight limit for the unit.?
Aloha Jane –
Easy to set up and use. I don’t have to go to the physical therapist to get lumbar traction. I now can do it in the convenience of my home.
Alan Freedman –
A great help for my back.
Evalynn –
Reckon this is as close to an actual traction table as you can get. works like advertised and gets my three degenerated discs working better, it’s not surgery but it works to relieve some pain.
Allen –
My lower back killed me at night when lying down before buying this product. After 20 minutes on this home traction device right before I go to bed, I can sleep through the night with no pain. A miracle product. But be sure to strap it over skin and not over clothing.
Bob Mann –
very high quality functions as described
Tyler Marsan –
When used correctly this device is amazing at relieving lower back pain caused by nerve impingement and disc bulging/herniation of the lumbosacral region.
Alex –
I have a pinched nerve which affected my right leg. My doctor first suggested spine injections which did not help. His next suggestion was trying Physiotherapy. After trying different muscle exercises the therapist tried a portable traction device. After 2 sessions I noticed less pain in my leg. We continued using traction until my leg was about 90% normal. My Physiotherapy sessions ended. I decided to purchase a traction device, with doctors approval, for home use. The Saunders resembles the unit I used in therapy sessions. I used traction 15 minutes 2X a week. After 2 weeks I noticed no pain and my leg was back to normal. Will continue using traction to prevent spine from compressing again.
Sam –
I?m a chiropractor and I have just about every traction device made. It?s originally Saunders. It?s the best one around for lumbar traction. Although I use a air compressor instead of the hand held pump to get enough traction but be careful. Other wise inversion chair or teeter is your other option. Don?t bother with Chinese junk alternatives. This us the real deal closest to professional traction
William P. Cunningham –
Our PT doc said this device, made by the same manufacturer as his professional model, would stretch us and reduce back pain. So far it works, but you have to position your buttocks carefully so the stretching device pulls your abdominal region away from your chest properly. It helps to use a low mounting platform rather than a twin bed.
Genevieve Guibord –
I was using an item just like it from my physical therapist . I decided it would be a good thing to have around for my lower back pain. traction once a week should keep me from getting my sciatic pain back.
Holly R. –
You must position the straps on this device exactly correctly, which takes a few tries at first. After using for a couple of weeks, my husband has experienced some relief from his back pain. It’s not the most comfortable device, but then back pain is the worst!
SJ –
My husband has degenerative disc disease and uses this for decompression therapy instead of the costly therapy at the chiropractor.