Acupressure Back Pain Relief Cushion

$40.00

The Kanjo Acupressure Back Pain Relief Cushion offers a versatile at-home solution for back pain. Taken from ancient Chinese methodologies used in acupuncture, the Back Pain Relief Cushion targets acupressure points to reduce pain. When used in a seated position, the cushion aligns the lower back and tailbone to relieve spinal, coccyx, seat and hip pain. High-density foam molds to the pained area, providing a custom experience for every user.

Benefits Include:

Back pain relief and lumbar support
Lower back and tailbone pain relief
Stress relief and relaxation
May lessen the need for back pain medications
Kanjo Acupressure Back Pain Relief Cushions are made using high-density foam that conforms for comfort.

Details

BRAND NAME

Kanjo

DIMENSIONS

12 x 12 x 4 inches

INGREDIENTS AND MATERIALS

High-density foam

INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE

Lie down on the floor or on a firm bed or couch and place the Acupressure Back Pain Relief Cushion beneath your lower back, at the lumbar spine. Bend your knees so that your feet are flat on the floor, bed or couch. Adjust the position and angle of your back, hips and feet if necessary to maximize comfort. The Cushion can also be used in an upright, seated position on a chair or couch by placing it behind your lower back.

SHIPPING PACKAGE

Box

TAGS

FSA/HSA Eligible

WARNINGS

This product is not intended for sleeping purposes or while driving.

WEIGHT

0.95 lbs

Kanjo

Kanjo started out of a fundamental need for natural, accessible pain relief. The Kanjo founders suffered from back and neck pain themselves and grew skeptical that drugs should be the primary solution to chronic pain. Through their search for alternative pain relief, they discovered a range of traditional Eastern medical approaches, many practiced for hundreds of years, but not known to all. Within that lies Kanjo’s company ethos: Eastern and Western medicine that can and should work together. They believe there is merit in both thousand-year-old techniques and cutting-edge empirical approaches.