Cupping auxiliary consumable, cupping kit, and cupping method
AssigneeWellness Allied Inc
InventorsWeihui Li, Tao ZHANG
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Abstract
A cupping auxiliary consumable used in conjunction with one of the Chinese Medicine techniques, cupping. The characteristics include: a sanitary blood-absorbent pad suitable to insert into a cup during cupping treatment, and when applied, the layer against the human skin is made of a material that is permeable to blood. A cup kit for cupping is also provided, including: a cup and a sanitary blood-absorbent pad inserted into the cup. The cup can also include an adhesive surface connecting the cup and the skin; a releasing layer to protect the adhesive surface. The cupping operation can be carried out easily, the blood is absorbed into the blood-absorbent pad, thus will not soil the cup, keeping the entire cupping process hygienic.
Claims20
A cupping kit for the bloodletting cupping technique, including:
- a cupping cup;
- a blood-absorbent pad inserted in the cap.
A bloodletting cupping method with a cupping kit, which includes a cupping cup, a sanitary blood-absorbent pad inserted into the cup, an adhesive used to connect the cup and skin, and a release paper to protect the adhesive, the method including:
- puncturing the skin with a sharp;
- removing the release paper;
- connecting the cup and the skin through the adhesive;
- creating a low pressure inside the cup, thereby sucking up human skin;
- absorbing the blood that is sucked out of the skin;
- releasing the low pressure;
- removing the cup from the skin;
- discarding the entire cup if it is disposable, or removing the blood-absorbent pad from the cup and discarding the pad, recycling the cup for sterilization.
A cupping auxiliary consumable used in conjunction with a cupping cup, includes:
- a blood-absorbent pad that is suitable to insert into the cup during cupping treatment, with the surface against the human skin being made of a material that is permeable to blood.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.