Looking for cupping cups with a suction bulb? At Helios Holland, you will find transparent plastic cupping cups fitted with a removable suction bulb. By squeezing the bulb and placing the cup on the skin, negative pressure can be created manually. No separate vacuum pump is required.
These rigid cupping cups are available in different sizes, ranging from Extra Small to Large. Select the required size below and always check the exact opening diameter and other specifications on the individual product page.
The plastic cupping cups with suction bulb are available with different opening diameters. A smaller cup encloses a smaller contact area, while a larger cup encloses a larger area of skin.
The appropriate size depends on factors such as the intended placement and the required contact area. Always check the opening diameter and product specifications before ordering.
Plastic Cupping cup with SUCTION BALL
Plastic Cupping cup with SUCTION BALL Ventouse Platique avec Ball
Plastic Cupping cup with SUCTION BALL
Plastic Cupping cup with SUCTION BALL
Four rigid cups with removable suction bulbs
A cupping cup with suction bulb consists of a rigid, transparent cup with a flexible bulb attached to the top. Squeeze the bulb before placing the cup on the skin. When the bulb is released, negative pressure is created inside the cup.
The amount of negative pressure is influenced by:
Always start with light suction and regularly check the reaction of the skin. Stop using the cup in the event of pain, severe irritation or another unwanted skin reaction.
Cupping cups with a suction bulb are sometimes referred to as cupping glasses with suction bulb, suction cups with bulb or cupping cups with ball. The products in this category are not made from traditional glass. They are manufactured from transparent, rigid polycarbonate.
The removable suction bulb is made from soft, cadmium-free PVC with a Shore hardness of 52° A. The size of the bulb is matched to the volume of the individual cup.
Both types create negative pressure manually, but their construction and operation are different.
A polycarbonate cupping cup retains its shape. Suction is created by squeezing the separate bulb attached to the top of the cup. A silicone cupping cup is flexible and is compressed directly before being placed on the skin.
Would you like to compare the different types? View our silicone cupping cups or return to the complete range of cupping cups.
Do not select a cup solely by the size designation Extra Small, Small, Medium or Large. Also check the diameter of the cup opening, as this determines the size of the enclosed contact area.
This category currently includes:
The different sizes are offered separately and priced per unit. Please observe the minimum purchase quantity stated on the individual product page.
Clean and disinfect the cupping cup before first use and after each treatment. The suction bulb can be removed so that the cup and bulb can be inspected and cleaned separately.
Only use cleaning and disinfection products that are suitable for polycarbonate and soft PVC. The manufacturer recommends Bacillol® 30 Sensitive Green Tissues. Before every use, inspect the cup and bulb for cracks, deformation, discolouration or other signs of damage. Do not use damaged components.
No. The cupping cups in this category are made from transparent polycarbonate. They are sometimes called cupping glasses, but they are not manufactured from traditional glass.
The removable suction bulb is made from soft, cadmium-free PVC with a Shore hardness of 52° A. Its size is matched to the volume of the cup.
No. Negative pressure is created by squeezing and releasing the suction bulb attached to the cup.
Yes. The PVC suction bulb can be removed, allowing the cup and bulb to be inspected and cleaned separately.
The current Helios Holland range includes Extra Small, Small, Medium and Large. Check the exact opening diameter on the individual product page.
A plastic cupping cup is rigid and is operated using a separate suction bulb. A silicone cupping cup is flexible and is compressed directly to create suction.
