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Targeted massage therapy at home

Deep warmth, where the tension sits

Low-frequency massage works into the neck and shoulders while regulated heat softens the muscle around it. Four intensities, three heat levels, and a thirty-minute session that ends on its own.

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Support Where Your Neck Actually Needs It

Built for the curve of your neck

Built for the curve of your neck

Most pillows push your head forward or let it drop back. The contoured centre roll sits in the hollow at the base of your skull and fills the gap, so your neck rests in its natural shape instead of holding itself there.

Your head has somewhere to go

Your head has somewhere to go

The U-shaped cushion cradles the back of your head and stops it rolling sideways. Shoulders drop, jaw unclenches, and the muscles across the top of your back finally let go.

Undo the day at the desk

Undo the day at the desk

Hours leaning toward a screen leave everything at the base of your neck tight and shortened. Twenty to thirty minutes lying back with warmth and massage gives that area the opposite of what it's been doing all day.

Built for the curve of your neck

Built for the curve of your neck

Most pillows push your head forward or let it drop back. The contoured centre roll sits in the hollow at the base of your skull and fills the gap, so your neck rests in its natural shape instead of holding itself there.

Your head has somewhere to go

Your head has somewhere to go

The U-shaped cushion cradles the back of your head and stops it rolling sideways. Shoulders drop, jaw unclenches, and the muscles across the top of your back finally let go.

Undo the day at the desk

Undo the day at the desk

Hours leaning toward a screen leave everything at the base of your neck tight and shortened. Twenty to thirty minutes lying back with warmth and massage gives that area the opposite of what it's been doing all day.

More than a massager, it's the end of the day.

A massage appointment costs an hour of your week and a hundred dollars of your month. Solvara sits on your bed and costs nothing after the first time. Charge it once, use it four times, plug it back in.

  • Under $1 per session
  • No booking, no travel
  • Four sessions per charge
  • Auto shut-off at 30 minutes