Guide to Jade Soft Silicone Cupping Sets
What is cupping?
Cupping therapy is a practice in Traditional Chinese Medicine that uses suction an area of the body to promote circulation, ease tension, and support healing.
Traditional methods use glass or bamboo cups with heat to create suction, while modern silicone cups make it simpler and accessible.
Just to squeeze and apply to desired area.
What are the benefits?
- Boosts oxygen-rich blood circulation
- Strengthens the skin and connective tissues
- Relieves muscle tension
- Eases chronic pain, including sport-related injuries
- Reduces inflammation
- Helps alleviate symptoms of colds, flu, fatigue, and anxiety
- Clears stagnation and removes dead skin cells
- Offers anti-aging benefits
Types of cupping
Facial Cupping
Designed for the delicate skin on the face and neck.
Common Techniques:
- Around eyes, cheeks, jawline, forehead
- Use light suction with gentle gliding
Body Cupping
Used on larger areas like the back, thighs, arms, and calves
Common Techniques:
- Stationary cupping
- Massage cupping (with oil)
- Flash cupping
- Anti-cellulite application (on thighs, buttocks)
Why Jade Soft?
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Beginner Friendly and easy to clean
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Made with medical grade silicone
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Flexibility & Elasticity
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Beginner friendlyand easy to clean
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Made with medicalgrade silicone
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Flexibility & Elasticity
Our Best Seller: The Contour Cupping Collection
This silicone cupping set of 4 pcs is the perfect choice for beginners and even professionals on full-body cupping.
More shapes & types to discover
When you're ready to expand your practice or cupping journey, our range of cupping supplies is available to meet the needs of both professionals and home users.
How to clean your silicone cups?
Simply wash the cups with warm water and mild soap after each use. Rinse thoroughly and let them air dry completely before storing.
If you’re working in a professional setting, always follow your clinic’s hygiene and disinfection protocols. Many clinics require the use of medical-grade disinfectants or alcohol-based cleaners to meet health and safety standards.
Our general recommendation is to start by washing the cups with soap and water to remove any oils or residue. Once fully dry, soak them in a high-level disinfectant solution containing one of the following:
- 2% glutaraldehyde
- 7.5% hydrogen peroxide
- 0.2% peracetic acid
- 2–7% enhanced action hydrogen peroxide
- 0.55% ortho-phthalaldehyde (OPA)
Let the cups soak for at least 30 minutes, then rinse thoroughly and allow them to air dry.
Does cupping cause bruising?
Although cupping is generally considered a safe treatment, there can be some undesirable and unpleasant side effects, especially with subsequent treatment or after treatment. However, bruising is normal and frequent, especially after repeated treatments. These marks are not painful and typically fade within a few days.
In the case of cupping, the bruising is not from trauma but rather a result from the stagnant blood being drawn to the surface during the treatment. The resulting discolouration comes from small blood vessels breaking in the treated area, which may lead to mild hematomas..
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