Hijama Cupping Cups – 12-Piece Set with Hand Pump
This cupping set is designed for clinical cupping procedures and includes 12 cups in assorted sizes with a manual hand pump for air evacuation. The range of cup sizes supports use on different body areas and selection according to technique and practitioner assessment. Cups can be used for dry cupping and, when appropriately performed, for wet cupping.
Set Contents
- 12 cupping cups (assorted sizes)
- Manual hand pump for air removal
Key Features
- Complete cupping set for professional use
- Assorted sizes to match different body areas
- Dedicated hand pump for creating negative pressure
- Hand pump with a comfortable grip
- Suitable for dry cupping
- Can be used for wet cupping when performed by a qualified practitioner under appropriate hygiene and sterilization protocols
- Easy to use when following correct instructions
- Appropriate for trained practitioners in cupping centers and clinics, following relevant health guidelines
Applications
Intended for use in dry or wet cupping sessions as per the selected method and practitioner evaluation. Common application areas include:
- Back
- Shoulders
- Neck
- Arms
- Legs
- Other suitable areas as assessed by the practitioner
Dry Cupping
Place the cup on the skin and gradually evacuate air with the pump to create negative pressure that holds the cup in place. Dry cupping does not involve skin incisions. Apply using correct technique with attention to skin integrity and hygiene.
Wet Cupping
These cups may be used within wet cupping procedures, which involve superficial skin openings. Wet cupping must be performed by a qualified practitioner in accordance with safety, sterilization, and infection-control requirements. Do not perform wet cupping without proper knowledge and protocols.
Why Multiple Cup Sizes
Select cup size based on:
- Target area
- Area size
- Area shape
- Intended technique
- Practitioner instructions
How to Use
- Ensure cups and pump are clean before use.
- Select an appropriate cup size for the target area.
- Position the cup correctly on the skin.
- Connect the hand pump to the cup.
- Evacuate air gradually to achieve the desired seal.
- Confirm the cup is stable on the skin.
- Remove the cup using the appropriate method after the session.
- Clean and, when required, disinfect reusable components according to the manufacturer’s instructions and applicable health procedures.
Important: Do not apply excessive suction. Discontinue use if there is severe pain or unusual skin irritation.
Care and Maintenance
- Clean cups as directed by the manufacturer.
- Use appropriate sterilization when required.
- Store in a clean, dry place.
- Inspect cups before use; do not use if cracked or damaged.
- Do not share tools used in wet cupping without proper sterilization.
- Dispose of single-use items safely.
Suitable Users and Settings
- Cupping centers
- Qualified cupping practitioners
- Clinics providing cupping services in line with applicable regulations
- Complementary medicine professionals within their scope of practice
- Personal use for dry cupping when the correct method is understood; wet cupping should be performed only by a qualified practitioner with full infection-control measures
Safety Information
This set is intended for cupping procedures and is not a standalone device for diagnosing or treating medical conditions. Avoid use on infected, inflamed, or damaged skin. Consult a physician in the presence of chronic diseases, medication use, or any condition that may affect the suitability of cupping. Cupping is not a substitute for medical diagnosis or treatment; seek medical advice for persistent symptoms.
