Fire Love Cups - Set of 6
$89.00
One set consists of 6 individual cups.
❤️ ceramic
❤️ hand made in Thailand
❤️ ethical sourcing
❤️ developed by acupuncturists
❤️ cups are the same size as the medium #3 glass cups
❤️ ❤️ a slight indentation may occur at the top of the heart. This is normal and will gradually fade.
Fire Love Cups - Set of 6
What are love cups?
One set consists of 6 individual cups.
❤️ ceramic
❤️ hand made in Thailand
❤️ ethical sourcing
❤️ developed by acupuncturists
❤️ cups are the same size as the medium #3 glass cups
❤️ ❤️ a slight indentation may occur at the top of the heart. This is normal and will gradually fade.
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Self Care
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Improved Flexibility
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Reduced Anxiety
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Eases Symptoms of Pain
Is Cupping Painful?
Cupping should never be painful, quite the opposite. If there is pain the cup suction is too strong. Simply release some of the pressure by gently pushing the pink valve to the side.
What’s the Difference between Cupping Marks and Bruises?
CUPPING MARKS 🖤 Are a response to interstitial debris being released during some cupping applications 🖤 May be sensitive, but should not be painful to touch 🖤 Will simply fade away; they do not change in color like a bruise does.
BRUISES 🖤 Are a response to an injury 🖤 Are painful when touched 🖤 Will fade and change color or in demarcations as the traumatized blood loses oxygen (red and blue) and then is dissolved in the lymphatic system (yellow or brown) Modern Cupping Therapy by Shannon Gilmartin, CMT
I have other questions about your Love Cups, how can I reach you?
Our email address is hello@lovecupping.com or you can DM us on our
IG @lovecupping
Our Cups vs Others?
- The most clear answer to this question is that our cupping cups “Love Cups” leave behind a distinct heart shape verses plain circles.
- As we are health professionals it was very important to us that we designed our cups with easy removable valves for proper cleaning verses the other cups valves are not easy to remove and clean.
- Our International Patented Love Cups are made in Korea which is well known for high quality manufacturing verses the inexpensive cups usually made from cheap, hard yet weak plastic.
