IN YOUR SPA
A place in your daily routine.
This proposed kit would offer a glass-cup option operated with a compatible manual pump, without flame. Glass in the name identifies the material option to confirm in the quotation. The concept differs from the flexible silicone option through its rigid cup body, and its selection must specifically establish a pump-compatible, flame-free configuration.
A spa could assess this format for an approved body-wellbeing service, with preparation and storage organised around careful handling. In a training room, it could support comparison of material choices, connection systems and inspection routines. No cup count, diameter, carrying case or other accessory package is defined by this proposal.
Before use, inspect the glass body, contact edge and pump connection for damage under the manufacturer’s instructions. Obtain written requirements for handling, adjustment, release, cleaning and replacement, including how to remove damaged equipment from service. Staff training should follow those requirements without adopting a medical protocol. Supplier, final composition and availability remain to be confirmed on request; no therapeutic benefit is claimed.
Ways to plan your space
- Compare a flame-free glass option with other cupping formats in supervised wellbeing training.
- Prepare a clearly identified storage and inspection area for the selected equipment.
- Teach staff the manufacturer’s handling, connection and damaged-item withdrawal requirements.
Choosing this reference
Confirm the glass option, exact model and compatible manual-pump configuration in the quotation. Require explicit documentation that the selected system operates without flame.
Check inspection, handling, adjustment, release and cleaning instructions, with clear criteria for withdrawing damaged cups or connections. Compatibility with cleaning products must be documented.
Final quantities, dimensions, contents, supplier and availability remain to be confirmed. Selection is on request; no case, accessory package or medical outcome is included by implication.