C.T. Kit (Sleeping) with Weight Bag

Description

Overview

The Tynor C.T. Kit (Sleeping) with Weight Bag (G-26) is a comprehensive cervical traction setup designed to provide controlled traction to the cervical spine while the patient lies in a resting position. It is used to relieve pressure on the cervical vertebrae, relax neck muscles, and correct spinal alignment caused by spondylosis, disc herniation, or cervical strain.

The kit includes a traction pulley system, head halter, traction cord, spreader bar, and a calibrated water weight bag — all crafted with medical-grade materials for durability and patient comfort.

Key Features

• 🧠 Effective Cervical Traction: Provides uniform and controlled traction for relieving cervical compression and nerve impingement.

• 💪 Ergonomic Head Halter: Softly padded and adjustable for maximum comfort during long therapy sessions.

• ⚙️ Smooth Pulley System: Ensures friction-free movement and precise load application.

• 💧 Durable Water Weight Bag: Allows easy load adjustment according to medical requirement.

• 🩻 High-Strength Spreader Bar & Traction Cord: Ensures stability and alignment throughout the treatment.

• 🛏️ Sleeping Position Design: Enables traction therapy while lying down, reducing strain and enhancing relaxation.

Benefits

• Relieves neck pain, stiffness, and muscle spasms.

• Helps treat cervical spondylosis, disc prolapse, and nerve root compression.

• Restores natural cervical curve and posture.

• Promotes muscle relaxation and increases blood flow.

• Ideal for home or clinical use under medical supervision.

Usage Instructions

1. Fix the traction pulley to the bed or support stand.

2. Attach the head halter and adjust its position for a snug fit under the chin and occiput.

3. Connect the traction cord and spreader bar to the weight bag.

4. Fill the bag with water according to the prescribed weight and start the traction session.

Ideal For

• Cervical spondylosis or neck disc problems.

• Nerve compression and stiffness.

• Postural neck pain due to prolonged sitting or computer work.

• Physiotherapy or home traction therapy under medical guidance.