22-Piece Clinical Cupping Set

Professional Kit

The original ICCCH 22-piece clinical cupping set: twelve clear-walled cups in four sizes, a calibrated pneumatic vacuum pump, and the extension hose and connectors you need for full-body protocols. Boxed with a practitioner guide and presented in the black-and-gold ICCCH case.

Highlights

• 12 clear polymer cups in 4 sizes, from small joint cups to large back cups
• Trigger-grip pneumatic pump with brass-finish valve for controlled, repeatable suction
• Extension hose and connectors for hard-to-reach placements
• Standard yellow-tip valves, compatible with the 40-piece replacement cups
• Referenced throughout the ICCCH Foundational curriculum

Specification

• Pieces: 22 (cups, pump, hose, connectors, guide)
• Cups: 12, four graduated sizes
• Material: Biocompatible transparent polymer, cleans to clinic standard
• Pump: Pneumatic trigger pump, metal valve body
• Packaging: Black ICCCH presentation box, gold crest

In the Box

• 12 cupping cups (4 sizes)
• Pneumatic trigger pump
• Extension hose with connectors
• Pump adapter and foam grip
• ICCCH practitioner guide

For use by trained practitioners and informed adults. Ships within the USA only.

Practitioners and clinics building or restocking a professional cupping setup.

Students preparing for the ICCCH Foundational or Clinical pathway.

Informed adults practising dry cupping at home, following the contraindications in our disclaimer.

Clean cups with warm water and a mild, non-abrasive detergent after every session, then disinfect according to your clinic protocol. Cups used for wet cupping (Hijama) must be treated as single-patient, or sterilised to clinical standard before reuse. Inspect valves and rims before each use and retire any cup with cracks or clouding.

Ships from Michigan within the United States only. Orders are processed in 1 to 2 business days; carrier rates and delivery estimates are shown at checkout. Unopened items may be returned within 30 days. For hygiene reasons, opened cupping products cannot be returned unless defective. See our Shipping & Returns page.

Yes for dry cupping, provided you follow the included guidance and the contraindications in our disclaimer. Wet cupping (Hijama) should only be performed by trained practitioners.

No. It is recommended for practice and is the kit referenced in the curriculum, but it is not required for enrollment.

Yes, by trained practitioners. Cups used for wet cupping must be single-patient or sterilised to clinical standard before reuse.