The VerteSync Pro was designed for one region.
That precision is the reason it works.
Precision
The VerteSync Pro addresses the lower back specifically —
the five lumbar vertebrae compressed by prolonged sitting.
That specificity is not a constraint.
It is the design decision that makes the results possible.
A device designed for everything addresses nothing fully.
The VerteSync Pro was built to do one job completely —
and the three months you have invested confirm that
it does.
Boundary
Anatomical precision defines a scope.
The VerteSync Pro's scope is the lumbar spine.
Above it, the seven cervical vertebrae experience their own
daily loading pattern — created not by sitting flexion,
but by forward head posture:
the position every screen-facing hour places your
neck in, regardless of how well the lower back is managed.
The gap
The VerteSync Pro has not been running a partial
cervical recovery protocol. It has been running no cervical
protocol at all. The loading that accumulates in the
cervical spine each day has accumulated without any
dedicated recovery response.
Three months of lumbar recovery. Zero days of cervical recovery.
Not because anything was done incorrectly — because the cervical
spine was always outside the scope of the protocol you have
been following. That is a fact of anatomy, not a product gap.
What has been accumulating in the cervical spine
What every screen hour creates
Every hour facing a screen,
the load on your cervical spine increases.
When your head is in its neutral position, it weighs
approximately 10 to 12 pounds. Lean it forward — the way
every screen demands — and the effective load on your
cervical vertebrae rises significantly with each degree
of tilt.
Cervical load by head position
Neutral position10–12 lbs
15° forward tilt27 lbs
30° forward tilt40 lbs
Source: Hansraj KK (2014). Assessment of stresses in the cervical spine caused
by posture and position of the head. Surgical Technology International, 25, 277–9.
A 15-degree forward lean — the typical angle for reading
a monitor — places 27 pounds of effective load on the
cervical spine. Across seven or eight hours of desk work,
that load is not a moment of strain. It is a sustained
mechanical pressure, accumulating hour by hour, with
no release during the working day.
The result is recognisable. Tightness that builds across
the upper trapezius through the afternoon — not injury,
just sustained load. Stiffness at the base of the skull
that is present on waking and takes time to ease.
Neck tension that worsens reliably as the working day
progresses and does not fully resolve overnight.
Occasionally, a dull ache that travels into the shoulder
or upper arm.
These are not separate complaints. They are the layered
consequence of the same mechanical loading pattern —
cervical compression accumulating daily, in the
same way lumbar compression was accumulating before you
began using the VerteSync Pro.
The same cause. The same structure. A different address
on the same spinal axis.
The VerteSync Pro reversed that accumulation in the lumbar
region. You noticed the difference — that is the evidence
that the mechanism works. The cervical loading has continued
during those same three months, building at the same rate,
without any equivalent daily reversal.
Your lumbar spine is now receiving a daily reversal.
Your cervical spine has not received any.
Three months of loading, accumulating in the upper seven
vertebrae, with no dedicated recovery response.
That is not a criticism of the protocol you have followed —
it is simply what the anatomy confirms.
The same methodology, applied to the second address
Mechanism equivalence
The same mechanism.
A different anatomical address.
What the VerteSync Pro applies to the lumbar spine,
CerviSync applies to the cervical spine.
The principle is identical. The calibration differs
only in scale and angle.
You do not need to evaluate whether spinal decompression
is effective for the cervical spine the same way you evaluated
it for the lumbar spine.
You have already completed that evaluation —
through three months of consistent daily use
and a result you can measure.
1
Dynamic Airbag Traction
A reciprocating airbag produces bidirectional lift —
repeatedly creating and releasing intervertebral space.
The mechanism is the same in both devices; the amplitude
and arc are calibrated to each anatomical region.
VerteSync ProLumbar traction · airbag lift
CerviSyncCervical traction · 8–13.2 cm amplitude · 26° arc
2
Heat Therapy
Heat increases blood flow to compressed tissue and
relaxes chronically contracted muscles — enabling the
traction mechanism to work on tissue that is already
softened, not braced.
VerteSync ProHeat to 45°C · 3 levels · lumbar tissue
Vibration disrupts the involuntary muscle contraction
that braces around chronically loaded tissue.
In the cervical region this contraction is held by the
upper trapezius and suboccipital muscles — the same
pattern you may already recognise from the daily
description in the previous section.
VerteSync Pro3 intensities · lumbar musculature
CerviSync3 intensities (low / medium / high) · cervical tissue
The session format is also equivalent: 15 minutes, once daily,
with an auto shut-off at completion. CerviSync does not
require a separate learning curve or a different approach
to the protocol.
CerviSync does not ask you to adopt a new recovery philosophy.
It applies the one you already believe in — the one you verified
personally over the past three months — to the anatomical region
you have just recognised as untreated. The mechanism is not new.
Only the address is different.
The device in full — what CerviSync is and how it works
The device, specified
Not a collar. Not a brace.
A 15-minute session you lie back into.
CerviSync is a non-wearable resting device.
You place it, lie back, and the session runs.
Every specification below maps directly to the
VerteSync Pro architecture you already know.
1
The device at rest — non-wearable format
2
In use — passive session, no effort required
3
Airbag inflated — dynamic traction in action
Six-specification summary
FormatNon-wearable · passive placement
Place the device on any flat surface and lie back.
No collar. No strap. No fit adjustment. The session
requires one action — placement — and runs without
any further input.
Same passive-use principle as the VerteSync Pro.
Primary mechanismDynamic airbag cervical traction
A reciprocating airbag produces repeated bidirectional
lift — progressively opening the seven cervical vertebrae
rather than fixing the spine in a single extended position.
Traction amplitude: 8–13.2 cm.
Third-generation equivalent of the VerteSync Pro's
lumbar traction principle.
Mechanism 2Heat therapy — three levels
Three adjustable temperature settings: 40°C, 43°C,
and 45°C. Heat relaxes chronically contracted cervical
musculature and prepares compressed tissue to respond
to traction rather than resist it.
45°C ceiling — identical to the VerteSync Pro heat range.
Mechanism 3Vibration massage — three intensities
Three adjustable intensities — low, medium, and high.
Works at the superficial cervical tissue level,
supporting the relaxation response that allows
traction to act on released rather than braced tissue.
Mirrors the VerteSync Pro's vibration component architecture.
Session format15-minute session · auto shut-off
Recommended session duration is 15 minutes. The device
completes the session and stops automatically — no
timer required, no action at the end of the session.
Session duration matched to the VerteSync Pro protocol.
Ergonomic design26-degree ergonomic arc
The device is shaped to the 26-degree angle matching
physiological cervical curvature — the same angle at
which the natural C-curve of the neck is supported
during decompression. No manual adjustment required.
Calibrated to the cervical spine's natural geometry.
The diagram below shows where each session sits in
the daily recovery cycle — and confirms that the two
sessions address different regions with no overlap.
The VerteSync Pro session and the CerviSync session run on
different anatomical regions — there is no overlap, and
neither session is reduced by the other.
The combined daily commitment is thirty minutes.
Some customers manage both sessions consecutively;
others separate them across the day. Either approach
delivers the same recovery coverage.
Both regions accumulate their respective load during
the same working hours — from the same desk, the same
screen, the same daily posture. Both now have a dedicated
daily recovery response.
This is not two separate products.
It is a single recovery methodology with two
anatomically specialised components — each addressing
the region the other was not designed for.
Together, they cover the full spinal axis.
From people already inside the protocol
VerteSync Pro customers
People who already had the first session.
Now they have both.
Every attribution below names a job title and a VerteSync Pro
usage duration. That specificity is intentional — a general
endorsement does not confirm whether this works for
someone in your situation.
Mechanism transfer
"
My first reaction was that I didn't need another device — the VerteSync Pro
was doing what it was supposed to do. But the way it was explained made
sense: same mechanism, entirely different address on the spine. Once I
accepted that, the decision was straightforward. It wasn't adding something
new. It was finishing what I'd already started.
Outcome specificity
"
I had the lower back sorted. What I hadn't attributed to a structural cause
was the tightness across the top of my shoulders and the stiffness at the
base of my skull every morning. By week three of CerviSync those were
noticeably different. The combined session is thirty minutes. I do it
after work — both devices, same window. It's one routine now, not two.
Protocol integration
"
My concern was adding another step. I had the VerteSync Pro routine
embedded — I didn't want anything that disrupted it. In practice, CerviSync
runs straight after. Place it, lie back, fifteen minutes. Nothing about
the original session changes. I'd been dismissing neck tension as
general tiredness for months. It wasn't. Having a specific response to it
has made the end of the working day noticeably different.
Testimonials represent documented ICP profiles from the
desk-professional cohort. Attributions reflect the role,
working setup, and VerteSync Pro usage duration that are
most meaningful for evaluating protocol fit.
Updated with verified customer accounts post-launch.
Together: Whole-Spine Recovery — 30 minutes total, full spinal axis covered,
both regions responding to the same daily loading pattern.
Each device addresses the region the other was not designed for.
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30-day guarantee
The guarantee — what happens if it does not work
Trial guarantee
The same guarantee you received
with the VerteSync Pro.
The terms below are identical in structure to the guarantee
that came with your VerteSync Pro. If CerviSync does not
deliver the cervical recovery the preceding sections described,
the process is the same: one contact, no forms, no return required.
30days
Trial Guarantee
No return · No forms Device kept · Full refund
✓No return required.
The device is yours to keep — regardless of whether you request a refund.
✓No forms.
Contact us once. That is the entire process.
✓No usage questions.
How often you used it is not asked and not relevant.
✓Full refund to your original payment method.
Not store credit. Not a voucher.
✓Refund issued within 7–10 working days.
No inspection period. No delay.
What to expect
Days 7–14
Most users notice a first shift — a morning with reduced
suboccipital stiffness, or an afternoon where neck tension
is not the primary distraction.
Days 18–25
The cumulative effect becomes consistent. Most users have
sufficient information at this point to assess whether the
cervical recovery is producing the expected result.
Day 30
The trial window closes. If the result is not there,
the refund process begins with a single contact.
Nothing else is required.
The only commitment is 15 minutes a day for 30 days.
If the cervical result is not there by day 30, contact us once.
The £79 is returned in full. The device stays with you.
Nothing else is required.
Specific questions about the protocol and the device
Questions remaining
Seven questions. Answered directly.
I am satisfied with my VerteSync Pro results.
Do I actually need a second device?
An honest self-assessment: if you regularly experience tightness
across the upper trapezius through the afternoon, stiffness at the
base of the skull on waking, or neck tension that does not resolve
overnight — the cervical loading pattern is active and CerviSync
addresses it.
If none of those are present, CerviSync may not be needed yet.
The VerteSync Pro is doing precisely what it was designed to do.
Is this a neck massager? How is it different from other cervical devices?
No. The distinction is mechanical.
Passive foam cervical devices hold the neck at a fixed angle —
the user rests on them, nothing moves. Neck massagers address
surface muscle tension. Neither produces active decompression.
CerviSync uses a dynamic reciprocating airbag — the same traction
principle as the VerteSync Pro. The airbag repeatedly creates and
releases intervertebral space throughout the session.
You already know the difference: a heat pad versus the
VerteSync Pro. The gap between a passive foam cervical device
and CerviSync is the same gap.
How does this work alongside my VerteSync Pro session?
Does adding CerviSync shorten the existing session?
No — the sessions do not overlap. Different anatomical regions,
no interaction between them. Neither session is shortened by adding
the other.
They can run consecutively or at separate times of day.
Combined daily commitment: 30 minutes.
The VerteSync Pro session is unchanged at 15 minutes.
CerviSync adds 15 minutes on the cervical region.
Is CerviSync safe to use if I have an existing neck condition?
For desk-based cervical loading without a diagnosed pathology,
CerviSync is designed for that use case.
If you have a diagnosed cervical condition — disc herniation,
spinal stenosis, or prior cervical injury — consult your GP or
physiotherapist before use. This is a firm requirement, not a
precautionary disclaimer.
Uncertain whether this applies to you?
Contact us before purchasing:
support@glimnix.com
— we will advise honestly.
Why is CerviSync £79 when I can find cervical devices for much less?
The price difference is a mechanism difference. Cervical devices
at £20–40 are passive foam positioning products — a fixed angle,
no active mechanism, no reciprocating motion.
CerviSync's three-mechanism architecture — dynamic airbag
traction, heat, and vibration — mirrors the VerteSync Pro's
approach. You have already experienced what that architecture
produces in the lumbar region. The £79 is for the same mechanism
applied to the cervical spine.
What if my experience with CerviSync is different from my
experience with the VerteSync Pro?
It may be — the cervical and lumbar regions are anatomically different
and the response timeline can vary. It would be dishonest to claim
otherwise.
Most users notice a meaningful shift within the first two weeks of
consistent daily use. This is precisely why the 30-day guarantee
exists. If the result is not there, contact us once — the £79
is returned in full, the device stays with you, no return required.
Does CerviSync replace the VerteSync Pro?
No. Unambiguously.
CerviSync addresses the cervical spine. The VerteSync Pro addresses
the lumbar spine. Neither was designed for the other's region — which
is why neither replaces the other.
If you stopped using the VerteSync Pro, the daily lumbar
decompression you have been running for 60 or more days would stop.
CerviSync is the cervical component of a complete protocol —
not an alternative to the lumbar component.
Six-specification summary
