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Two stainless steel pads
They sit flat on the muscle either side of your neck and warm up as they work — which is what makes the muscle willing to let go.
Electric muscle stimulation
Let your neck finally let go.
A low-frequency pulse makes the muscle contract and release on its own — the squeeze-and-let-go a massage therapist works for, from the inside. Fifteen minutes at the end of the workday.
$59.99
Ships from California · 30-day promise
- 8 massage modes
- 16 intensity levels
- Warm steel pads
- 140 grams
8 massage modes
16 intensity levels
Warmth on four points
140 grams
Runs on 2 AAA batteries
Ships from California
30-day promise
Built for a desk-day neck
Every part has a job.
Nothing here is decoration. Here is what each piece is actually for — and what it feels like.
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8 modes, 16 levels
Kneading, tapping, acupuncture, scraping and more. If one mode annoys you, switch — they genuinely feel different, not like variations of the same buzz.
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Two extra wired pads
They run on a cable and reach your shoulders, lower back, stomach or legs. Peel, place, and the pulse follows.
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140 grams, 2 AAA batteries
Lighter than a phone. Batteries included. Nothing to charge, nothing to plug in.
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Everything in the box
The neck unit, two adhesive pads on their cable, and a quick-start manual. Ready the day it arrives.
Why your neck is still tight at 4 p.m.
Stretching helps for ten minutes. Then you sit back down.
By four in the afternoon your neck has been holding your head forward for eight hours. The muscles along the sides of your neck and between your shoulder blades have been contracted the whole time — and they do not let go on their own.
What you have been doing
Pressing on it from the outside
- Neck rolls and stretches that last until you sit back down
- Your own hand on the knot, one side at a time
- A heating pad that warms the skin but never moves the muscle
- A massage gun held up at an awkward angle behind your head
- A massage appointment that is two weeks away
What the Pulse does instead
The muscle contracts and releases on its own
- A low-frequency pulse through the muscle, not pressure on top of it
- Two stainless steel pads work both sides of the neck at once, and warm as they go
- 8 modes and 16 levels — start at a whisper, go as deep as you like
- Hands-free: hook it on and keep working
- Two AAA batteries, 140 grams — nothing to charge or plug in
Where the pads sit
Two on the neck. Two wherever you need them.
Tap a point to see what each part does.
1 Sides of the neck
The two stainless steel pads rest on the muscle either side of your neck — never on the spine itself.
2 The control panel
Mode and intensity sit at the back of the unit, where your fingers find them without looking.
3 Between the shoulder blades
The two adhesive pads run on a cable. Start them on the upper back, either side of the spine.
4 Lower back, stomach or legs
Peel them off and move them wherever the tension is. Never across the chest or over the heart.
How to use it
Damp skin. Pads on the muscle. One level at a time.
Setup takes under a minute. The step people skip is the first one — and it decides whether it feels like a massage or a sharp prick.
Step 1 / 3
Wipe the back of your neck
Use a damp cloth. The pulse needs slightly moist skin to travel — on dry skin you will feel a sharp prick instead of a massage.
Step 2 / 3
Pads on the muscle, not the spine
Hook the U over the back of your neck so both metal pads sit flat on the muscle either side.
Step 3 / 3
Start at level 1, then one at a time
Pick a mode and raise the intensity one level at a time until it feels firm and satisfying. Fifteen minutes. Twice a day is plenty.
Level 1
A whisper
A faint tingle under the metal pads. Most people wonder whether it is even on. That is the point — start here.
Levels 3 to 6
A rhythmic tapping
The tingle turns into a steady tap. This is where most people stay for the first week.
Higher levels
A deep, involuntary twitch
The muscle contracts and lets go on its own. Strange for thirty seconds, then oddly satisfying. Level 16 is not a whisper.
Session 3
You stop bracing for it
Fifteen minutes becomes the end of your workday instead of something you have to remember.
Every day
Alongside, not instead
It will not fix your posture or undo eight hours of sitting. It works next to standing up more often — not in place of it.
This is a wellness and relaxation device. It is not a medical device and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any condition. If you have neck pain that radiates down your arm, numbness, weakness, or pain that wakes you at night, see a doctor rather than a gadget.
Honest comparison
Pressure from outside, or a pulse from inside?
Each option below works for someone. This is simply where each one sits — including the one thing the Pulse cannot do.
| Criteria | sprykOra Pulse | Massage gun | Heating pad |
|---|---|---|---|
| Works hands-free | Yes | No | Yes |
| Both sides of the neck at once | Yes | No | Yes |
| Makes the muscle contract on its own | Yes | No | No |
| Adds warmth | On 4 points | No | Yes |
| Needs an outlet or charging | No | Yes | Yes |
| Works through clothing | No | Yes | Yes |
| Silent | Yes | No | Yes |
This is a wellness and relaxation device, not a medical device. Not for use with a pacemaker, defibrillator or any implanted electronic device.
Easy to order. Easy to start.
From cart to your desk in three steps.
No app, no charger, no appointment. It arrives with batteries in the box and you use it the same evening.
You order today
Secure checkout with the payment methods you already use. No account required and no subscription attached.
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It ships from California
Usually the same or next business day, with tracking on every parcel.
Estimated arrival: in 3–5 business days
You try it for 30 days
Use it every workday for a month. If your neck does not feel looser at the end of the day, write to us and we will make it right.
30-day promise
Estimated dates are business days from today and exclude weekends and holidays.
Read this before you buy
It sends electricity through your body. Here is the honest version.
No. If you have a pacemaker, defibrillator or any implanted electronic device, do not use it. This one is absolute.
Do not use it if you have metal implants, plates or screws in your neck or spine; if you are pregnant; if you have epilepsy, a heart condition or a history of thrombosis; if the skin there is broken, irritated or numb; or if it is for a child.
Your skin is too dry. Wipe the back of your neck with a damp cloth — the pulse needs slightly moist skin to travel. On dry skin it pricks instead of massaging.
It should not. It starts as a tingle, becomes a tapping and, as you turn it up, a deep twitch. Start at level 1 and raise it one level at a time. If you feel dizzy or your heart rate changes, take it off.
Fifteen minutes per session. Twice a day is plenty.
No. Never while driving, in the bath or shower, or while falling asleep.
Two AAA batteries, included in the box. Nothing to charge and nothing to plug in.
Use it for a month. If your neck does not feel looser at the end of a working day, write to us and we will make it right.
30
day promise
Wear it for a month. Your neck decides.
Fifteen minutes at the end of every workday, for thirty days. If your neck does not feel looser, write to us and we will make it right.
- Ships from California
- Tracking on every parcel
- Secure checkout
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