Silicone cups for cupping 4-pack

Vacuum cups have many different names such as silicone cups, massage cups, cupping sets, etc. Massage with silicone cups has become a popular form of massage, so we have put together this cupping set. Cupping massage works by placing the cups on the body and then creating a vacuum / negative pressure, the tissue is lifted up, blood circulation is stimulated and waste products are released.

Vacuum cups are also used in Chinese medicine to stimulate acupuncture points to balance the body, etc. 

It also affects blood circulation, which increases blood flow and the lymphatic system, connective tissue, skin and underlying tissue 

It is usually likened to a deep connective tissue massage. Silicone cups or cupping as they are called also work to reduce cellulite  

• No fire is needed which makes them extra safe 
•  More stable and safe 
•  Easy to carry 
• Material: Silicone - guaranteed durability, long use and easy care 
•  Very flexible; works well on elbows, knees, hands and feet 

SPECIFICATIONS: 

Color = Blue

Quantity = 4 cups, according to the sizes below: 

L massage cup: height 7.8cm, inner diameter 6.8cm, outer diameter 10cm 

M massage cup: height 6cm, inner diameter 5.3cm, outer diameter 7.5cm 

S massage cup: height 4.8cm, inner diameter 4cm, outer diameter 6cm 

XS massage cup; height 3.8cm, inner diameter 3cm, outer diameter 4.5cm

Does cupping hurt?

No! Although it looks painful, it's actually quite painless. Think of it as a reverse massage. "Instead of the acupuncturist applying pressure down on the body, the tissues are pulled into the cup instead. It's the same kind of pressure from a good massage - just in a different direction," 

If you have connective tissue or muscle pain, can cupping help?

Yes, cupping increases blood circulation to the skin and muscles, which creates a change in connectivity, which in turn helps the tissue heal and relieve related chronic pain.

What about scar tissue?

While you don't want to cup areas that have recently been cut or injured, or that are held together with stitches or staples—essentially anything that isn't completely healed—once a doctor has cleaned the patient and the skin has healed, cupping can stimulate the nerves and the circulation of blood and lymph surrounding the scar tissue; however, according to DiLibero, acupuncture and LED would be a preferred way to treat this type of condition.

Is cupping helpful for people with headaches?

It can help relax the muscles that may be involved in creating the tension that rises to the head, as well as drawing sensation from the area away from the tension.