Review on Oh My Muse Cupping Set by Amanda Tiwari

I have never used "suction cups" so I don't know what to expect and I have nothing to compare except with other forms of therapy which are relaxing but very relaxing are different and not the same. However, I am very curious if this therapy will be useful for anything, even a sense of calm and relaxation, which can benefit anyone these days. It's expensive for some of the cups in the box, and it doesn't include a pump compared to other cupping sets, but it's NOT REQUIRED. The set contains 8 soft and flexible silicone cups in 3 different sizes. Doesn't include oils which you may need if you want to apply to your skin as part of a therapy and there are NO instructions in the box but GIYF or you can return to the listing here for help. My personal take on can stamps is that I don't care if I get can stamps anyway. Although they can happen because I'm inexperienced and I'm learning through trial and error myself. My take on this base set: I like it even though it's expensive compared to others. Price adjustment is ok. First I used it on dry and unshaven skin. It attached easily by just pressing on it and it didn't fall off for about 3 minutes but I also started running and it was on my foot. It's comfortable and doesn't hurt. The lower silver ring that touches the skin is removable. I tried removing the top to see how thoroughly they can be cleaned if needed. Do not remove the upper metal part. Inside is a very thin and small spring and ball. I can't just put it back on so maybe I broke this mug? No, it's fixed. If they accidentally fall apart, put them back together in the following order: top cap, spring, ball filled in a silicone shell. Now we're back in therapy. I like it. It is different. a bit relaxing but then again this is my first day at home alone without homeschooling. I'll keep experimenting with it and will update in about a week.