to this protocol is purely voluntary, and most other inversion table competitors do not bear the u.l. markat teeter, we not only test to meet the standards, but we do what is necessary to keep the mark on our product, a symbol that conveys security and confidence for you and your family. don't even think about inverting on a look-alike that doesn't meet basic standards set by independent safety engineers. third party certification is part of what we call "the teeter difference," a promise of quality and superior craftsmanship. >> i could work for three or four hours and then that would be enough for a whole day. you can't do a lot of things you want to do because of the back pain. i eventually just try to forget about the pain and move on with life. i was introduced to it about three years ago. i was amazed with the very first day i used it, it was day and night difference for me. i felt like i just woke up. it was very relaxing. felt like i was recharged, energetic, and ready to go back out and do whatever i was doing earlier that day. the more i use it, the more i enjoy it and the more i

to this protocol is purely voluntary, and most other inversion table competitors do not bear the u.l. markoduced to it about three years ago. i was amazed with the very first day i used it, it was day and night difference for me. i felt like i just woke up. it was very relaxing. felt like i was recharged, energetic, and ready to go back out and do whatever i was doing earlier that day. the more i use it, the more i enjoy it and the more it helps me. i wish i could take my teeter with me wherever i go. dr. tontz: a daily routine, which is what roger is recommending, is a very good way of getting your back in great shape. so that as we stay vertical for our lives, we don't start breaking down later on. i think he's really made a tremendous contribution for maintaining a good healthy back. >> in terms of relief, for my back pain, the teeter has been amazing. you could feel things opening up. with my medical background and knowing the discs are made a lot of water, and over the course of of time they get smaller and smaller and smaller and how are you going to open them up, so to speak? slowly