[100 Pack] Bulk Cupping Set for Massage Therapy - B1 B2 B3 B4 B5 B6 B7 U4 U5 - B4 (2.00 in) - Wholesale Professional Cupping Therapy Set, Cuppings Massage Kit, Physical Therapy Kit [No Pump Included]

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The package arrived without the pump and only contained 90 cups.😞 But cups are good overall

Clarification, this set only includes the selected cups and does NOT come with a pump; I know there’s nothing in the listing that suggests it would, but I sort of assumed/hoped it might come with a spare hand pump. In terms of what you get, this was quite a deal on a bunch of cups that do the trick. Notably, some of the images make the cups appear like they have flat rims, but mine in fact turned out to all have curved rims. This is not necessarily a bad thing, but I do tend to prefer the flat-rimmed cups. Practically speaking, I don’t notice a significant difference as both a receiver or giver of cupping, EXCEPT that the curved cups take a little bit of finesse when it comes to placing them on a very broad upper back or chest. In addition, the pressure-release is easy but sometimes problematic; all you do is press down on the top pin and all the pressure is instantly released; I found the seal of some cups to be stronger than others, so some of them would just take small poke to release while others would take a good press. Overall, I am happy with the purchase. You certainly get a bang for your buck, they function as described, and the only issues I have had have been very minor in nature.

I am reviewing the Vavacuo cup 100 pack bulk cupping set. I have a set that I purchased on Amazon a couple of years ago that came with a cupping vacuum pump. There are a couple issues with this product. It is not advertised that it comes with anything other than the cups. However, using it with my vacuum pump, it did not work as well as another reviewer noted with their vacuum pump. The set I previously purchased it takes two to three pumps for it to work with this product, it took four or five pumps and it still didn't feel like it had good suction for pain relief. I tried 15 of the cups and three did not work. Upon closer inspection, I could see that the hole where the black rubber is was too small, therefore not getting the suction that it needed to work. I am attaching a photo. The one on the left you'll be able to see that it has a larger hole that allows for better suction and then the one on the right, the hole is very small. This is a quality control issue and I do not know out of the hundred how many are defective other than the 15 that were tested. This is an issue if you're using it professionally, you're not going to want to check every one of the hundred The size works best for smaller areas like your arms and legs. The polycarbonate material is a hard plastic and I dropped it a few times and it did not crack or break. It does not come with a case for storage. I am attaching a photo how I received it - each are individually wrapped. This is not a product I would order in the future because of the lack of quality control and it should include a vacuum cupping pump that fits the specific brand.

Very good cups. I have not found any issue with them for hijama.

Fast delivery and great mugs at a great price.

This 100-pack bulk cupping set can be useful for basic massage or cupping practice, but there are some important limitations to be aware of. The cups are made of hard plastic rather than silicone, which makes them much less flexible and less comfortable compared to silicone cups. Because of this, they work best for stationary cupping rather than moving or massage-style cupping. Another downside is that the set does not include an air suction pump or tool, which is something many users may expect or need in order to use the cups effectively. Without a suction tool, additional equipment is required to create proper suction, which reduces convenience—especially for beginners. On the positive side, the large quantity is helpful for practitioners who need multiple cups for group settings, training, or replacement purposes. The cups themselves are lightweight and appear durable, but the overall experience feels incomplete without the necessary accessories. Pros: • Large 100-piece quantity • Lightweight and durable plastic • Useful for basic or stationary cupping Cons: • Hard plastic, not flexible silicone • No air suction pump included • Less comfortable than silicone cups • Requires additional tools to use properly Overall, this set may work for experienced users who already have suction tools and prefer rigid cups, but beginners or those expecting silicone cups and a complete kit may be disappointed. Limited instructions. Value is a bit pricey for what’s included imo. ⸻ Amazon Vine Disclosure: I received this product for free through the Amazon Vine program in exchange for an honest and unbiased review.

I am a professional cupping therapist and these are terrible quality. I don’t know what it is but the cups turn white opaque and completely unusable , as well as the break easily. All 100 cups have either broke or got ugly.

Very satisfied

This pack is good for clinics or people who use cupping often. The bulk amount makes it useful for repeated sessions. The different sizes give more flexibility for body areas. It is more of a refill set than a full kit. A pump is not included. Pros • large quantity • multiple sizes • good for frequent use Cons • no pump included • storage takes space • not for beginners alone

Wife and I usually go cupping 3x a year along with several acupuncture sessions and some stone massaging. But truthfully, I feel uncomfortable (mentally) using the cups our practitioner provide. Although not so extreme, im alittle too hygiene conscious. Ever since the pandemic, my sense of cleanliness have reached an all time high to a point where until now, I cant live without my hand sanitizers. With that said, we usually go for upper back and mid cupping. As suction is created when either pumped or flame is applied (plastic, glass cup respectively), I cant help but realize the impurities that leaves the body through the skin during dry, and.... wet suction. And I also ponder how the practioners clean their equipment. But nomore guessing for me. Ive got our own cups to use for both me and my wife. I know 100 of the same b3 cup size seems abit much, but not all will remain in perfect condition and also, this is the closest to the glass diameter (around 4.7 ish cm) we are most comfortable with to tackle our needs. And since this is a routine her and I usually partake on, this wont go to waste. 100 is alot yes, but for the sake of my sanity, its perfect 👌. Oh and yes ofcourse, it works as intended. It does kinda behave like the almost obsolete glass cups but since its polycarbonate, the way to create suction would be using a pump. So, no fire required unlike the glass counter part (which im going to miss since the glass + fire combo just hits different, but it is what it is). If you are into cupping and would prefer to have your own specific sized cups in a plastic format or just simply a practioner looking for high quality equipment, these may very well fit the bill.

Thought I would be saving money buying these in bulk, instead of a complete set, as I mainly use the larger cup sizes in my practise. Tried them out on myself. Of the 24 I used on my lower back/hips/legs (using each cup only once or twice), only 5 remain uncracked. Yes, 79% cracked on first session using them. I doubt the remaining uncracked cups will last much longer. Low quality junk. Save your money and buy a decent set. These are trash.

I haven't used them yet, other than to make sure they are and do what they claim. They are all one size, which is on the small side but I think that may actually be beneficial, so I'm ok with their size. They are made well, and the suction seems to works well, too. I think they will definitely be very helpful to myself and I am considering using them as part of aromatherapy massages for clients once my business is up and running. I'm looking forward to it. If for some reason, I am unhappy with them, I will definitely update this review, but I don't anticipate any problems with them. I would recommend them.