FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

True Back is a patented, trademarked FDA registered Medical Device designed to reduce and eliminate.
back pain easily, effectively and naturally.

While laying on True Back, the spine floats in the center channel. The thirty suspension points molded into the center rails support your body weight and create pressure to the muscles which are located on each side of the spine (musculoskeletal system). The pressure enables the muscles to relax which increases blood flow. While lying on True Back, the individual is passively stretched in opposite directions while being supported in the correct position.

Treatments take only a few minutes, for best results it is recommended to use once or twice a day. Treatments may vary from 30 seconds to 10 minutes each direction. You decide on the length of time that you need. Please note, it is more beneficial to use True Back frequently for shorter periods, rather than infrequently for longer periods.

Whether your condition is chronic, a sudden onset or you’re wanting a preventative measure, using True Back can have immediate results!! Every person is different and results may vary.

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If your back pain took many years to develop please don’t expect an overnight cure. While many users report a dramatic sense of relief with in a few days, with others it could take longer.

YES True Back is safe and The original back device is listed as a non-powered orthopedic traction device by the FDA and registered as a Class 1 Medical Device.

Yes, use True Back at home, in the office, at the gym, take it everywhere, even on vacation! True Back is lightweight and portable (4 lbs) 24″x10″x4″

Yes. The uniqueness of True Back’s design is to work your neck, shoulders, upper, middle and lower back pain. This is achieved by simply turning the True Back around. Starting with the high end towards the head, this will affect the neck and upper back. With low back pain the True back will help pain related to spinal compression, including sciatica, spinal stenosis, facet joint syndrome, muscle spasms, and
herniated / bulging discs. With the high end towards the base of your spine, this will affect the lower and middle back.