
What people are saying

The pull and release cycle is what makes it. Nothing like sticking a silicone cup on and waiting.

I use it on my shoulders after lifting. Started on level two and worked up. Marks fade in a day.

One session to get the hang of it. The release button is what stops it feeling intimidating.
If the tight spots always come back...
You cannot reach your own back
The spot between your shoulder blades is the one place your hands were never going to get to.
Silicone cups just sit there
You stick one on, hold still, and it works one small circle at a time while you wait it out.
Rollers wear out your arms
Ten minutes on the floor and your hands are more tired than the muscle you were trying to work on.
Pull. Release. Repeat.
How dynamic suction works, and what to expect from it. Individual experiences may vary.

I started using it while I work, and it's become the part of the evening I look forward to the most. First my neck, then my lower back, and finally, off to bed.
A smart cupping massager vs. silicone cups
Everything you might be wondering
01How is this different from ordinary silicone cups?
02Does it leave marks on the skin?
03How do I use it for the first time?
04What does the red light do?
05Where can I use it, and where should I not?
06Is there anyone who should not use it?
07What if it is not for me?
Love it or your money back.
Give it a few sessions and see how your back and shoulders feel afterwards. If it is not the one, we have got you, no hassle and no fuss. One-time purchase, no subscription, ever.
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