Woman relaxing in a robe with the Solace Pro 1 heated wrap strapped around her jaw, soft red light glowing along the jawline

Solace Pro 1 — Heated Jaw & Neck Release Wrap

1-Pack
$74.00
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Woman relaxing in a robe with the Solace Pro 1 heated wrap strapped around her jaw, soft red light glowing along the jawline

Solace Pro 1 — Heated Jaw & Neck Release Wrap

$74.00
Title

You've tried everything.
It still comes back.

The night guard that protects your teeth but not your mornings. The massage that wears off by midweek. The "manage your stress better" advice. If your jaw is still tight — still clicking, still aching by 2 p.m. — it isn't because you didn't try hard enough.

"Nothing worked. I was in constant pain, wasting money… it often felt like they thought I was exaggerating."— posted to r/TMJ

You're not imagining it, and you're not broken. Every fix you tried went after the symptom — the teeth, the surface muscle, the stress. None of them gave the muscle a reason to let go.

It's not your bite. It's a muscle stuck on alert.

Your jaw muscle clenches when your body senses danger and releases when the danger passes — that's its whole job. Live braced for years (deadlines, a screen six inches from your face) and it stops standing down. A clenched muscle won't release until your body decides it's safe. The Solace Pro 1 is built to send exactly that signal, three ways at once:

🔥 Warmth

Heat is the oldest all-clear there is. Not the surface kind — the kind that sinks into a braced muscle. Warm, never hot.

〰️ A slow, steady pulse

Steady reads as safe, the way a hand resting on your back does. A hard, fast hit reads as a threat — which is why massage guns backfire on jaws. This is the opposite of a massage gun.

🤲 Sustained hold

Strapped in place, long enough for the muscle to stop bracing — the long, even pressure a bodyworker uses, held hands-free so your own arm doesn't have to for 15 minutes.

And here's what nothing else does: all of it at once. Warmth, a gentle pulse, and a sustained hold — plus red and near-infrared light — together, strapped on hands-free. The night guard does none of it. The $179 pen does the heat, if you hold it. The massage gun does the wrong vibration. Solace is the only jaw tool that runs the whole signal at once and leaves your hands free.

Your jaw tension doesn't start in your jaw.

The muscle that clenches — your masseter — doesn't work alone. The nerves from your upper neck and the nerve that runs your jaw meet at the same junction in your brainstem, so a braced neck feeds tension straight into your jaw. The tight muscles just below pull your head forward, which makes the clench worse. That's why jaw tension that "won't quit" so often traces back to the neck.

Solace wraps both — the masseter and the neck tension behind it — so you calm the whole chain, not just the spot that aches. Strap it over your jaw to sit right on the masseter, or down on your neck to release what's feeding it. Same wrap, both zones.

We read the studies first. Then we built the device.

We won't claim a $74 tool "cures" TMJ. What we can show you: the three mechanisms this device runs are the same three that peer-reviewed trials on jaw-muscle pain actually measured.

−2.92points off a 10-point pain scale after sustained pressure on the jaw muscle
~40%less muscle pain after a week of gentle vibration (tracked against a placebo)
+6.5mmmore jaw opening after hands-on release

And the wrap adds a fourth the research points to: red and near-infrared light. Systematic reviews of randomized trials have found near-infrared photobiomodulation — the range the wrap's 850 nm LEDs reach — eases jaw-muscle pain and modestly widens how far the jaw opens, used as an adjuvant. Those trials used infrared lasers in a clinic, not this wrap; it's a support, not a cure.

Sources: PMID 37763182 · PMID 33354268 · PMID 38007478 · PMID 34306537. These studies tested the mechanisms — sustained pressure, local vibration, manual therapy, and photobiomodulation — not this specific device.

The $179 pen works — if you actually hold it there.

You've probably seen the heated jaw pens. They're real, and for some people they help. But they run $179, and you hold one against your jaw the entire time — and that's the quiet catch. The studies that measured anything used sustained warmth and pressure, minutes at a stretch. A device you pinch between your fingers is hard to keep still that long, so it's easy to ease off after a few minutes — well short of what the research actually tested.

Solace straps on and stays put. Your hands are free, the warmth and slow pulse run the whole session on their own, and a soft red light glows over the same spot — the part the pen doesn't have. Same idea, far less effort, for less than half the price. The dose isn't something you have to white-knuckle anymore.

What the first weeks actually feel like

Most people feel the first release the same night — warmth that doesn't hurt, then a small, quiet letting-go. The lasting change is slower: two to four weeks of 15 minutes a night. Strap it over the masseter (the clenching muscle just in front of your ear) and jawline, set your level, and let it sit — no holding, no scrubbing. If you've been braced for years, give it the full 90 nights — that's what the guarantee is for.

"It's been a week since I woke up with no jaw clicking. I feel like a proper person."— posted to r/TMJ (community quote, not a Solace customer)

In the box

  • The Solace Pro 1 — an adjustable wrap that straps hands-free over your jaw or neck, warms (warm, never hot), runs a slow, gentle pulse, and glows with soft red light — 36 LEDs at 660–850 nm
  • Charging cable — rechargeable, no batteries to replace
  • The 14-Night Jaw Reset protocol — the nightly sequence + the 90-second 2 p.m. desk reset
  • Tracked shipping — number emailed the moment it ships

Choosing a 2-Pack or 3-Pack? That's two or three full devices — one for the nightstand, one for your desk, or one to gift — at a lower price per device because they ship together.

The 90-Night Keep-It Guarantee

Use it every night for 90 nights. If your jaw doesn't feel the difference, email us and we refund every cent — and you keep the device. Nothing to box up, nothing to ship back. (2- and 3-packs: keep one, send back the extras with a prepaid label we email you.) You don't risk a dollar to find out if it works. We do.

Straight answers

Jaw or neck — which is it for?
Both. It's one wrap built for the jaw-and-neck tension chain. Strap it on your jaw to target the masseter directly, or on your neck to ease the tension driving the clench. Most people rotate between the two.
Is this just a fancy massage gun?
The opposite. Massage guns hit fast and hard — the exact signal a braced jaw reads as a threat, which is why yours felt worse after. The Solace Pro 1 is slow warmth, a gentle steady pulse, and a long hold: the signals a braced muscle reads as safe.
I've already tried everything. Why would this be different?
Because everything you tried went after the symptom. The night guard protected your teeth but never told the muscle to stand down. Botox paralyzed it but left the alarm on. Massage relaxed it for a day, then it bounced back. This is built for the one thing none of them did: giving your jaw a reason to believe it's safe to let go.
Will it help if my pain is chronic?
If your pain comes from years of clenching and bracing — the muscle, not a damaged joint — this is built exactly for that. If you've been told your jaw joint itself is structurally damaged, no device fixes that; talk to your provider, and we'll refund you, no hard feelings.
How does shipping work?
Shipping is calculated at checkout. You get a tracking number by email as soon as it ships, and most US orders arrive within 5–10 business days.

Read the full story — why a clenched jaw stays clenched, and what finally tells it to stop →

The Solace Pro 1 is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any medical condition. Individual results vary. Quotes shown are from the public TMJ community (Reddit) and are not from Solace customers. Cited research describes mechanisms studied in the peer-reviewed TMD literature; those studies do not test this specific device. If you have a diagnosed TMJ disorder or jaw-joint injury, consult a healthcare provider before use.

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