Clear Cupping Kit for Massage Therapy

Love! Easy to adjust suction and works wonders. Glides easily and the 3 different sizes is great for working different areas efficiently.

I recently tried a soft silicone cupping set, and I have to say—it’s been a surprisingly easy way to add a bit of self-care into my routine. Ease of Use: Unlike traditional glass cupping, these silicone cups are lightweight, flexible, and don’t require fire or a pump. You simply squeeze them to create suction, which makes them far less intimidating for beginners. Comfort: The soft material is gentle on the skin and moves smoothly with a bit of massage oil. This is perfect for people who find hard plastic or glass cups too intense. The adjustable pressure (just squeeze more or less) makes it easy to control how deep the suction goes. Effectiveness: I’ve mainly used them for neck tension and sore shoulders after long days at my desk. After a few minutes of gliding the cups over muscles, I can feel increased warmth and reduced stiffness. It’s not quite the deep release you’d get from a professional therapist, but for at-home maintenance, it’s surprisingly effective. Cleaning & Maintenance: Since they’re made of silicone, they’re super easy to wash with warm soapy water. No delicate handling needed. Pros: • Beginner-friendly and safe • Portable and lightweight • Adjustable suction without special equipment • Easy to clean Cons: • Suction isn’t as deep as glass cupping (may not be enough for very tight muscles) • Some might find the rolling technique tricky at first • Slight redness afterward (normal, but worth noting) Bottom Line: If you’re looking for an affordable, approachable way to try cupping at home—especially for light to moderate muscle tension—a soft cupping set is a great choice. It won’t fully replace a professional session, but it’s perfect for quick self-care and ease while traveling.

The little ones seem to be rather pointless but the other two sizes are perfectly usable and they certainly do accomplish the task.

Easy to use, just be sure to use cream and or oil before applying so you can easily release it and position as necessary. Always helpful to have someone else apply so your muscle is relaxed under it but can be done alone. Easy to clean, good assortment of sizes (although I did buy a jumbo one separately). I have a glass set of cups and prefer these for ease of setting and removal as well as effectiveness.

This is my first ever set of cupping tools, and it is proving to be a great purchase. I have used them for various types of pain. I especially like them because I can easily control the level of suction. The silicone material is soft and flexible, yet able to apply as soft or as firm a grip as needed. Must use a good massage cream or other medium for adherence.

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The plastic is extremely too thick. Does not suction upon pressing the top and it doesn’t stick to the body like it should. Horrible quality and highly inefficient for massage therapists… honestly for anyone looking to learn cupping. They aren’t comfortable to hold or press either. Just got them and will immediately be sending them right back. This isn’t worth your money.

The smallest cups are not the most effective. But this is a super good kit! Easy to clean, and then we use cavicide for an hour dwell time to sanitize. You can tell it’s providing pain relief and we use it manually and static

I'm a Registered Massage Therapist with certification in cupping therapies. I use these and love them!

Not satisfied with the suction of the cups. Quality a little bit thiner.