Dual Pressure Point Massager Canada — 4-Knob Trigger Point Tool for Neck & Shoulders

Tight neck and shoulders respond to direct pressure — not surface rubbing.

A trigger point is a hyperirritable spot within a taut muscle band — a knot that refers pain both locally and to adjacent areas. The trapezius and cervical muscles are the most common sites. Standard massage rubs the surface above the trigger point. Trigger point therapy applies direct sustained pressure into it — the only intervention that actually deactivates the knot.

The four silicon knobs let you position the exact pressure on your exact trigger points and hold it there. You'll feel the initial intense pressure, then the knot begin to soften and release over 30-90 seconds. This is also why it helps tension headaches — the most common trigger points for tension headaches are in the upper trapezius and the suboccipital muscles at the base of the skull. Free shipping across Canada.

Who it's for

Anyone with chronic neck and shoulder knots, tension headaches, or upper back tightness that doesn't respond to regular massage.

Frequently asked questions

It hurts when I press on my trigger points. Is that normal?

Yes. Trigger point pressure is inherently uncomfortable — that's how you know you're on the right spot. It should feel like productive discomfort leading to release, not sharp or worsening pain.

How long do I hold each point?

30-90 seconds per trigger point. Hold until you feel the tissue soften under pressure — that's the release signal.

How often should I use it?

Daily for chronic neck and shoulder tension. Most people use it 10-15 minutes per day and notice significant cumulative improvement over 2-3 weeks.

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