Lumee Relief
Heat and electrical pulses for the neck you wrecked at your desk.
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- 3 electrical pulse patterns, 15 intensity levels
- Heating function for soothing warmth
- 15-minute auto shut-off
- Breathable soft silicone, contoured off the neck artery
What it does
Warmth like a hot towel
The heating function is the part most people notice first, and it's the reason a session is something you look forward to.
Three pulse patterns
Electrical pulse stimulation in three patterns, so you can find the one that suits the kind of sore you are.
Fifteen intensity levels
Fine-grained enough to start almost imperceptible and work up, instead of jumping from nothing to too much.
Shaped to avoid the artery
The collar is contoured to sit off the neck artery, and it's soft breathable silicone against the skin.
A fifteen-minute session
Sit, rest it on, breathe.
- 1
Rest it on
The collar sits over the back of your neck and settles onto your shoulders. No strapping in.
- 2
Start low
Begin at a low intensity with the heat on. You can always go up; going up too fast is how it gets sore.
- 3
Let it finish
It runs fifteen minutes and shuts off on its own. Most people do one session in the evening.
The end-of-day version of you
Desk chair, couch, bed, long flight.
Specifications
- Stimulation
- Electrical pulse, 3 patterns
- Intensity levels
- 15
- Heat
- Heating function, warm to the touch
- Auto shut-off
- 15 minutes
- Material
- Breathable soft silicone
- Fit
- Rigid contoured collar, avoids the neck artery
Not a medical device and not a treatment for an injury. Skip it if you're pregnant, have a pacemaker or other implanted device, or have broken skin on the area — and ask a clinician first if you're unsure.
What's in the box
- Lumee Relief neck collar
- Charging cable
- Storage pouch
- Instruction card
Nobody wants to share one
Two means you're not waiting your turn — and the second one usually gets claimed within a week.
Questions
At low levels, a light tingle or tapping. Higher up it becomes a firm pulsing that makes the muscle twitch slightly. It isn't painful, but it's a distinctly different sensation from a massage, and worth easing into.