Pressure Points

Find the pressure points that release tension fast

QFlex is designed to target common tension areas throughout the body — helping you relieve tight muscles, improve circulation, and feel better every day.

Neck Pressure Points

Neck pressure points

The neck holds significant tension from stress, posture, and screen use. Applying controlled pressure here can help relieve headaches, stiffness, and tight upper back muscles.

Shoulder Pressure Points

Shoulder pressure points

Shoulder tension often builds from long workdays, workouts, and daily stress. Targeting these points can help restore mobility and reduce soreness.

Back Pressure Points

Back pressure points

The lower and mid-back are common problem areas. Applying steady pressure helps increase blood flow and ease deep muscle tightness.

  • A promotional text panel for the Q-Flex personal acupressure system, featuring a photo of two women holding the purple and gray acupressure tool in a heart shape against a white background with a coral header reading 'ABOUT THE Q - FLEX'.
  • Instructional graphic titled 'Q - FLEX QUICK STEPS' showing three numbered panels with a woman demonstrating how to use a Q-Flex back support device. The graphic includes step-by-step instructions, pressure point guidance, and a physician disclaimer note.
  • An educational diagram explaining pressure points for neck and back tension, featuring numbered red dots and arrows on anatomical illustrations of the neck and shoulder, with explanatory text blocks.
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