Glass or Ceramic

fire cups

Fire cupping is a traditional method where a glass or ceramic cup is briefly heated with a flame, then placed on the skin. As the air inside the cup cools, it creates suction that draws the skin and underlying tissue upward.

The cups are not hot. The warmth of the cup's edge adds a soothing sensation, making the experience more relaxing than standard suction cups, especially when gliding.

Silicone

Baguanfa Cups

Silicone cups are soft, flexible cups made of medical- or food-grade silicone designed to create suction on the skin. Versatile: used in “static” mode or “glide” mode (suction then slide with movement).

These cups adapt easily to tricky areas like your shins, forearms and elbows, making them ideal for stretching and targeting bony or curved spots.

Biomagnetic (Plastic Air Pump)

Kangzhu Cups

he interchangeable & removable magnetic pressure points (both positive and negative polarity) generate a continuous magnetic field throughout the tissue when installed. These magnets do not penetrate the skin but provide non-invasive pressure on its surface. Their purpose is to deliver balanced magnetic exposure.

Ideal to support better sleep, ease sciatica discomfort, reduce numbness or tingling, and help soften scar tissue.

Dynamic Suction Technology

Achedaway Smart Cupper

These advanced cup devices are designed to enhance muscle recovery, alleviate pain, and improve mobility. Combining dynamic suction, red light therapy, and smart app control, it offers a modern approach to traditional cupping methods.

Silicone

Grip Cup

This set of four large, food-grade silicone cups is designed for both static and dynamic use—excellent for targeting trigger points, hands, feet, joints and larger muscle groups. Versatile: used in “static” mode or “glide” mode (suction then slide with movement).

These cups create a firm suction—perfect for a pulling-motion technique that lifts and shifts tissue.