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Your back isn't tight. It's tired.
After hours in a chair, the muscles holding you upright wear out and brace to protect you. That bracing is the tightness you feel. Massage guns, rollers, and thumbs all push down on it, and a bracing muscle pushes back. That's why the relief never lasts.
Stop pushing. Start lifting.
EverEase works the opposite way. Instead of pressing into the muscle, gentle suction lifts the tissue up and away, so there's nothing for the muscle to brace against. While it lifts, warmth and a soft vibration help the area settle, and it finally has room to let go.
It's the same cupping that therapists charge for by the session, except you can do it at your desk, in ten minutes, the moment the stiffness starts.
Frequently asked questions
Need more answers?Will this actually help with the tightness from sitting all day?
After hours at a desk, the muscles holding you upright get worn out and lock up to protect themselves. Most tools press down on them, and a braced muscle just braces harder. Suction works the other way. It gently lifts the tissue instead of pushing into it, while warmth and vibration help the area settle and let go. It isn't a replacement for medical care, but for the everyday stiffness that builds in your neck, shoulders and back from sitting, it gives you something you can actually do about it at home.
How long until I notice a difference?
Most people feel their shoulders and back loosen during the very first session. Feeling less stiff at the end of the workday usually takes a couple of weeks of regular use, because the tension took months of sitting to build. We would rather tell you that now than have you expect one session to undo years at a desk.
Will it leave marks on my skin?
It can. Cupping sometimes leaves round pink or darker marks where the suction was, especially in areas that are very tight. They are not bruises from impact, they aren't usually painful, and they typically fade within a few days. Using a lower suction level, shorter sessions, or keeping the device moving makes marks less likely.
Where on my body can I use it?
Anywhere with muscle underneath: the back and sides of your neck, your shoulders, upper and lower back, hips, thighs and calves. Avoid the front of your throat, your face, and any area with broken skin, a rash, a sunburn or varicose veins.
How do I use it, and what are the settings?
Place it on the tight spot, choose your settings, and let it work. Suction, heat and vibration each have 12 levels, so you can go as gentle or as deep as feels right. Start on the lowest suction and move up only if it feels comfortable. We recommend 10 to 15 minute sessions on each area, once a day. Many people use it at the end of the workday, when the stiffness is at its worst. After the first month, a few sessions a week is usually enough to keep things loose.
Is it safe? Who shouldn't use it?
For most people, yes. It feels like a gentle pull with warmth and light vibration, and some people feel a little tender after the first few sessions as their body gets used to it. Check with your doctor first if you are pregnant, have a pacemaker, take blood thinners, have a bleeding or clotting disorder, or have a skin condition. Stop and check with your doctor if you feel sharp or worsening pain.
What if it doesn't work for me?
You're covered by a 365 day guarantee. That's a full year to find out whether it's really helping, not just 30 or 90 days.
How long does shipping take?
Orders typically arrive within 7 to 12 days.