Electric Cupping Massager, Rechargeable Handheld Suction and Heat Massage Device with 12 Intensity Levels

Nira does mechanically what a glass cupping set does with fire and a vacuum. A motor draws air out of the cup to create suction against the skin, lifting the tissue upward rather than pressing down into it the way every other massage tool does. That opposite direction of pull is the whole point of cupping and the reason it feels unlike anything else in a massage kit.

Twelve suction levels is a lot of range, and that matters more here than on a vibrating device. Cupping suction that is too strong leaves marks; too weak and the cup will not hold. Starting at level one or two and moving up over several sessions lets you find where your skin sits without discovering the answer the hard way. Warmth runs through the cup rim alongside the suction and can be switched off.

Use it with a generous layer of body oil and keep the cup moving in slow continuous strokes rather than parking it in one spot. A stationary cup is what produces the round marks associated with traditional cupping; a moving one generally does not. Interchangeable cup sizes cover broad areas like a thigh and narrower ones like a forearm. It runs cordless on a rechargeable battery with an automatic session timer.

• Action: motorised suction that lifts tissue rather than pressing down
• Levels: 12 adjustable suction strengths
• Warmth: heated cup rim, switchable
• Cups: interchangeable sizes for broad and narrow areas
• Power: USB rechargeable battery, fully cordless
• Timer: automatic session shut off
• Best used: with a generous layer of body oil, kept moving
• Care: wash the cups after each use and dry fully
• Suitable for: arms, legs, thighs, shoulders and back

This is a personal relaxation and comfort device. It is not a medical device and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any condition, and it does not remove cellulite or reshape the body. Cupping can leave temporary circular marks or bruising, particularly at high suction or if the cup is held still. Do not use it over broken skin, varicose veins, bruises, recent injuries or surgical sites, on the face, or directly on the spine. Do not use it if you bruise easily, take blood thinners, are pregnant, or have a bleeding or circulatory disorder, without checking with your doctor first.