Base Cupping Set - 55 Hardness

The silicone cupping set built for gliding techniques

Cheap cupping sets fail in the same two places: the silicone is inconsistent from cup to cup, so suction that works on one client feels wrong on the next, and the seam or rim is rough enough that it drags instead of gliding. This set is built to not do either of those things. 55-hardness, medical-grade platinum-cured silicone that compresses the same way every time, with a smooth edge that moves across the skin instead of catching on it, so your gliding technique actually feels like gliding.

What's in the set

One large cup (3.5" x 4.5"), one medium (2" x 3.25"), one small (1.75" x 2.5"), and one extra-small (1.25" x 1.5"). That range covers the back, thighs, and shoulders down to smaller, areas like the forearm or foot, in a single set.

Why 55 hardness, specifically

Softer silicone compresses with less hand effort and holds a gentler seal, which is exactly what dynamic, gliding, or massage-cupping technique needs: a cup that moves smoothly rather than one built to sit still and hold maximum suction. If most of your practice is static placement, our 60-hardness set is the firmer, longer-holding option instead. Plenty of therapists keep both and choose by technique, not by habit, treatment to treatment.

Why platinum-cured silicone actually matters here

Platinum curing produces no manufacturing byproducts, which is why these cups stay genuinely clear rather than clouding over after repeated sanitizing, a problem cheaper peroxide-cured cups develop within months. Clarity isn't cosmetic: a clear cup lets you watch how the skin is responding while the cup is still in place, not just after you take it off. Combined with a direct relationship with our manufacturer, that's how we hold the same hardness and the same feel, set after set, order after order, rather than the batch-to-batch drift you get from suppliers a few steps removed from where the silicone is actually made.

Suction, entirely in your hands

No pump, no motor, nothing to charge. Squeeze to compress, place, and release to seat the cup, controlling exactly how much suction you're creating for each client and each area of the body. If you're new to hardness levels generally, our guide to cupping hardness breaks down how 55, 60, and 65 differ and which one actually fits which technique.

Backed by a 90-day guarantee

If this set doesn't earn a place in your regular rotation, you have 90 days to find that out risk-free.