LONGCO

LONGCO Electric Cupping Therapy Machine

Specifications

• PACKAGE DIMENSIONS : ‎ 6.97 x 5.28 x 3.54 inches; 11.36 Ounces
• POWER SOURCE: Battery Powered
• BRAND: LONGCO

Introduction

In the traditional type of alternative medicine known as cupping therapy, a therapist applies special cups to your skin for a short period of time to create suction. People receive it for a variety of reasons, including as a form of deep-tissue massage and to aid with pain, inflammation, blood flow, relaxation, and overall wellbeing.

What’s In the Box?

• 1 X Smart Cupping Set
• 2 X Filter Components
• 1 X Type-C Charging Cable
• 1 X User Manual

Design for 4 in 1

Our electric cupping therapy machine is an equipment that combines massage, hot compress, cupping, and scraping all in one. Through the negative pressure, deep muscles are stimulated, and blood circulation is aided. The muscles’ excess lactic acid can be effectively broken down by the heating mode, which can also ease muscle soreness and hasten post-exercise recovery.

12 massage settings

There are six adjustable heating modes and six adjustable suction controls on the electric cupping therapy equipment. The highest temperature is 122°F, which is lower than fire cupping. A -60kpa suction force is the maximum. You can enjoy a variety of massage experiences with the help of 12 distinct mode combinations.

Rechargeable

Our electric cupping massager includes a built-in high-capacity lithium battery that can be charged via a USB cable. The battery has a long lifespan and can provide seven cupping massages after being fully charged. Since the body is portable and lightweight, you may have a relaxing spa massage whenever you want to help you unwind.

6 Speed Temperature Function

1-2 Gears

• Low temperature and suction power
• Appropriate for scraping

3-4 Gears

• Medium temperature and suction force
• Sliding and slowly scratching

5-6 Gears

• High temperature and suction power
• Sliding and quick scrapping

Product Instruction

Warm Advice:

• Blood illnesses, severe heart disease, pregnancy, damaged skin, high blood pressure, menstruating women, and vulnerable locations like the head and navel are not acceptable circumstances for using cupping equipment.
• When cupping, spend 10 to 15 minutes on the same place to protect the skin.
• The skin may appear bruise-like after cupping, but this is a normal physiological reaction that usually goes away on its own in 3–7 days and won’t harm the skin in any way.
• After cupping, take a nap for one to two hours before having a bath; try to eat light to prevent being overly exhausted.

Frequently Asked Questions

What safety measures should we take when undergoing cupping therapy?

To an open wound, to inflamed or infected tissue, to a bleeding injury (external as well as internal), over a fracture, to a grade III muscle or ligament sprain, as well as in full tendon rupture, cupping therapy is contraindicated.

How long should a cup be in place?

A vacuum is produced as the cup’s air cools. Your blood vessels enlarge as a result, causing your skin to raise and get red. Usually, the cup is left in position for up to three minutes.

Where should cupping cups not be placed?

Never apply cupping on skin that is delicate, damaged, burnt, or edematous (swollen). Important arterial areas are a major NO.

Is cupping beneficial to health?

The process of cupping improves blood flow to the area where the cups are applied. This could ease muscular tension, which would encourage cell regeneration and enhance general blood flow. Additionally, it might support the development of new blood vessels and connective tissues in the tissue.

Can blood clots be caused by cupping therapy?

Carter advises that it might be worth a try if you experience physical discomfort or other problems (such as skin or digestion). According to reports, cupping has little danger, so there aren’t many drawbacks if someone wants to give it a try. Majd claims that despite appearances, there is no evidence that it actually causes clots.

How long does it take for cupping to work?

Most patients feel better after their first visit, but some require two or three treatments to see significant improvement. With time, effects usually remain longer.

How do you feel right now?

The following day, you might feel exhausted or have flu-like symptoms. That is typical. The toxins that were released during your cupping treatment are being processed by and eliminated by your body. Relax, get more sleep, and take care of yourself.

How frequently can you cup?

Cupping is a terrific adjunct because you can feel better earlier, whereas with just acupuncture, you’ll feel better, but it might be a couple days later. says one patient. “Patients can come in as often as two to three times a week for cupping.

Where is cupping used?

The most frequent areas for application are the back, followed by the chest, abdomen, buttocks, and legs. Cupping may also be used to treat other areas, such the face. Studies have shown that cups should not be left on the skin for longer than 5 to 10 minutes.

After cupping, may I take a shower?

Because your skin will be sensitive after cupping, you cannot bathe or take a shower. Due to the negative pressure the cups themselves provide, the pores underneath them will be open, making your skin in those places more susceptible to infection and temperature changes.

What poisons does cupping remove?

Suction will naturally boost blood circulation to the area being treated as skin, muscle, and other soft tissues are drawn into the cup. Any poisons in the circulation that have been stagnant will be flushed out by the enhanced flow, which will also draw immune cells to the treated location.

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