Silicone Cupping Set, Cupping Kit for Massage Therapy and Cellulite, 8 Cups

These work, perfectly. I’ve had for a little over a week, and it’s been so nice to be able to do this w/out the need to pay a therapist for this, in order to have done, as often as I need. I am already feeling better! I am using this to help with myofascial massage therapy, for muscle tightness, and to help with lymphedema & lipedema; coupled with other therapies in my treatment plan. I only use this therapy 2-3x per week, and am 1-site-specific on those days (glutes, or calves, or shoulders, etc). I love that these are easy-to-control suction levels, and that this set comes with several sizes, since my calves use the smaller sizes, glutes and back are any size, etc (for me) I do not do the stationary cupping, so with my therapy, we apply warm oil to the site, first. I am using a diy blend of equal parts • Ginger oil • DMSO (an anti-inflammatory, takes the other oils deep into the tissue, & is like a super-healer) • Coconut oil • Hemp Seed oil (pain/healing) (A little goes a long way) This particular set is easy to clean w/soapy water, and they stack for storage in a bag that comes w/the set. I also love that there are 2sets. I keep one set to use when soaking, as soaps work similarly to an oil for this therapy.

Seems to help a lot with my 30+ year old terrible triad knee injury better than any of the years of injections I've had. My physical therapist used these on me and I had an immediate 30% reduction of knee pain. That was two months ago and it's still working! I'm definitely a believer!

At first I was frustrated and didn't like these because I read the instructions on how to use it. They kept falling off. Hard to get a good squeeze and apply. There are significant pros and cons depending on what you're looking for out of these. I'll start with the cons: They're stiff and hard to get a good squeeze some times especially if you're trying to use them on your neck which is what I did. Which leads to the suction, you can't expect max suction out of these compared to the plastic suction cups. But if you're not looking for deep tissue these could pass. You'll definitely need to have some form of ointment or oil to get these to actually work. So if you're considering these, I advise buying ointment or massage oil. I use the menthol/eucalyptus ointment to make the cupping more enjoyable / therapeutic. Pros: I like the portability of less parts. I don't have to luy around a big box/container or worry about space wasted. But then you're sacrificing strong suction cups. All depends on your needs. Definitely see these lasting long compared to the plastic cups as they can break which mine hasn't but there's a possibility. Silicone can morph or change in shape if you expose them in heat (dish washer). These cups are working so far and helping with my neck pain so I'm going to keep these unless something changes my mind to update my review. My initial review was negative but after numerous attempts and consideration I'd give these 4 stars.

These cups were absolute great. I think it’s better with oil because you can suction and then slide it up and down your muscle, but you can use it dry. I just wouldn’t slide it while it’s dry. I started cupping with my massage therapist and she was going in on me. My legs were very painful and tight. And when she would cut for two or three days, they would feel so much better. And she suggested I get my home set for when I’m not there and it has been really truly so helpful and fantastic. And it’s enough cups. I would recommend a massage oil cause it does help. You could probably even use castor oil, which is supposed to be very good for muscle pain. I haven’t tried that yet, but I will. Definitely worth the money.

Bought these to use at work. Much easier to work with than the plastic cups. Easy to use and easy clean up.