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KCG16 Vacuum Fire Cupping Set of 16pcs – Glass Cup

Weight - 3.500 kg
Dimensions - 46 × 34 × 14 cm

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KCG16 Vacuum Fire Cupping Set of 16pcs – Glass Cup
Cupping is an ancient Chinese method of message for comfort. A partial vacuum is created in cups placed on the skin either by means of heat or suction
The cupping glasses are made of thick glass which allows you to see the skin and the effect of the treatment. Multiple sizes for pinpointing different areas. It even comes with a nice chart that highlights pressure points
Cupping therapy sets are used to relieve back, neck and leg pains, stiff muscles,relieve anxiety, fatigue, migrane, rheumatism and even cellulite
The suction pressure provided by vacuum cupping set can loosen muscles, encourage blood flow, and sedate the nervous system
CAUTION: Thoroughly clean skin and remove body hair before cupping. Excessive body hair will result in weak suction
Warm Notice:
1. Thoroughly clean skin and remove body hair before cupping.
2. Excessive body hair will result in weak suction (not strong).
3. Do not exert excessive force when attaching the extension tube to the cups to prevent the tube from cracking.
4. Pressing down too firmly will cause the extension tube to crack.
5. Not recommended for slide cupping massage.
6. Our company is NOT responsible for damage to cups, which may result from slide cupping technique or any massage techniques.
Package Included:
#1 cups x4pcs: outer diameter: 1.57?, inner diameter: 0.98?
#2 cups x2pcs: outer diameter: 1.97?, inner diameter: 1.34?
#3 cups x6pcs: outer diameter: 2.32?, inner diameter: 1.65?
#4 cups x2pcs: outer diameter: 2.52?, inner diameter: 1.77?
#5 cups x2pcs: outer diameter: 2.76?, inner diameter: 2?
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