Monday, May 1, 2017

What silicone cupping size do I need?



We get asked this question a lot, and while there’s always guesswork involved, we’ve compiled this chart based on general observations. Of course, these figures only work given a relatively average muscle mass and frame.

Smaller than 5.0”

· Wrists: Long Silicone Cup

Clear Silicone Cup 30mm
Clear Silicone Cup 30mm
· Calves, biceps and shoulders: 30mm silicone cups; Silicone Cup, Standard

· Thighs and back: 39mm, 50mm silicone cups
Clear Silicone Cup 50mm
Clear Silicone Cup 50mm




Between 5.0” and 5.6”

· Wrists: Long Silicone Cup

· Calves, biceps and shoulders: 30mm, 39mm silicone cup

· Thighs and back: 50mm cup, Silicone Cup, Large
Silicone Cup, Large
Silicone Cup, Large



Between 5.6” and 6.0”

· Wrists: 30mm cup

· Calves, biceps and shoulders: 39mm silicone cup; Silicone Cup, Standard

· Thighs and back: 50mm, 66mm silicone cup, Silicone Cup, Large





6.0” and up

· Wrists: 30mm cup

· Calves, biceps and shoulders: Silicone Cup, Standard
Silicone Cup, Standard
Silicone Cup, Standard

· Thighs and back: 66mm silicone cup, Silicone Cup, Large
Clear Silicone Cup 66mm
Clear Silicone Cup 66mm
Lierre offers cupping supplies including plastic cups, glass cups and  silicone cupping sets of all different materials and types. You’ll find traditional glass cups, durable and gentle silicone cups, resistant and effective plastic cups, and a ton of accessories and sets in our inventory. Silicone and plastic cups are quickly gaining in popularity across the Western world for their relative ease of use, and the fact that they can be used without fire means that they’re especially suited for sensitive patients and closed spaces.

We sell cups individually and as sets, allowing you to restock your old cups as needed, to try new ones without committing to an entire set, and to sample different sizes if you’re a beginner. Our affordable sets come with all the accessories you’ll need to integrate cupping into your practice!

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