can this be used on the back of the neck
1848611
Yes, and it feels great. Comes w/4 pads so you can put them all over your neck.
1848612
yeah I have used it on my neck and my upper shoulders. It has a setting displayed for neck and shoulder use.
1848613
Yes, I use mine on the back of my neck on a low setting and on my shoulders. I love this machine because I can target four areas. I can do my neck and shoulders on both left and right side or my upper back and lower back once again on my left and right side. You get four pads and it targets the areas well. I love it.
1848614
Yes. It relieves stiff neck muscles, sore muscles, aches and pains in various parts of the body. I love it, I am glad I got it. I recommend it. Except for people with implanted electronic medical device as a pacemaker is not recommend it.
600856
It is for the neck only. Which might relieve some pain down the spine depending on your physical issues, but it will only stretch the neck.
953749
I have used this on my lower back, and also on my knee, but I am not visioning it around the neck. I would think that it would be too bulky, too large unless you have a huge neck.
1026201
I use it on my lower back; my husband uses it on his foot; I believe it would work quite well on the neck, too.
1382883
I bought this for my ex wife who uses it on her head, back, stomach, legs, etc. So, Yes you can use it anyplace.
2282637
Yes you can use it on your back. I have used it on almost every part of my body. Lots of scares. The body takes longer to peel and heal than your face though. It takes anywhere from 3-6 weeks for the peeling to finish depending on how much of a peel you do.
1837193
It would be hard to do to get the full effect of this product. I think it was designed to be used while lying down so that the neck muscles are fully relaxed and the device on firm surface.
133167
It would depend on how wide your neck is. I can get the smaller unit over my shoulder, but it tends to try to flatten out, so it pulls up on the sides. If your neck is broad, it should be able to lay flat enough to stay in place. As far as using it on the head, no TENS unit should ever be used on the head - there is a risk of inducing seizures
2248666
It can. The two red circles are what moves, so you can place those on the back of your neck and hold the two straps forward; however, you can place the two red circles down on the top of each shoulder. Just know that if you place the two red circles on the back of your neck, the top of your shoulders will not be massaged at the same time. I hope this helps.
1226118
I do not know. The neck is such a sensitive area. You could try a small area first. My experience for my body is to just use if for the legs and underarms. I tried it on my face and it broke out; however I have very sensitive skin. I have found being gentle with skin myself works best for me. I hope that helps.
41762
It is not recommended on the neck; but I have used it on my traps without issue. However, I did place the pads further from my neck and closer to my shoulder, just to be safe. The results were satisfactory.
765620
This was a gift for my son. He has been using it on his back and absolutely loves it. He said the moist heat really helps his back. I do not know about the should / neck area.
2060778
No. The width of this device is too narrow to cover both shoulders at once. Check the size of the shipping box in the description if you want confirmation. This works great on the neck.
776793
I don't see why not. It is used on upper shoulders, back, knees, elbows. I didn't know if it would work for me, but it has, For the money it's well worth a shot.
1249124
My husband uses this for his back. He said it really doesn't do much for his neck at all but mainly works on his mid to lower back area. When you are inverted, that is where most of pulling pressure will be, with less as you travel to the head. It has done wonders to his back & he uses it at least once per day. It actually will lower his blood pressure after using it. I hope that answers your question.
1728621
If you are already using a "wired" tens unit on your lower neck and upper back, you'd probably be ok, even though it doesn't say you can use it for your neck. I don't recall it actually being called a tens unit, but it's the same principle. It is not as powerful as one your doctor would get you from a medical supply company.
1867968
Use caution. I have read a couple of places where TENS units should not be used on the neck or head. Research this so you're certain it can be used on the neck and/or head.