NUE Cupping Massager supports muscle recovery, better circulation, and fast comfort through dry cupping therapy. It is commonly used for muscle stiffness, back pain, poor blood circulation, and everyday fatigue. It is designed for home wellness routines to reduce tension in minutes.

Start with a low suction level and a short session first time. Use it on larger muscle areas like back, shoulders, thighs, and calves. Keep it comfortable and stop if you feel sharp pain, strong irritation, or discomfort. Increase suction slowly only when your body is comfortable.

Avoid using it on bones and bony areas, the front of the neck, face, broken or irritated skin, and swollen areas. Do not use on areas that feel numb, or where you feel sharp pain. If you have an injury or medical issue, ask a professional before use.

Keep sessions short in the beginning and increase gradually only if it stays comfortable. For best home routine use, follow your device guidance and do not overuse one spot for too long. If the area becomes too sensitive, reduce suction and give the area rest.

Yes, light to moderate marks can happen with suction based dry cupping. If marks become too dark or painful, reduce suction and shorten the session. Stop if you notice blistering or strong irritation and allow the skin to recover.

Yes. NUE Therapy Oil can help improve glide and comfort during use. Apply a small amount on skin first. Keep oil away from charging ports and electronic areas, and wipe the device body with a clean dry cloth after use.

NUE Knee Pain Relief Massager is used for knee comfort and daily support, especially for people who feel knee stiffness, tiredness, or discomfort from routine activity. It is a wellness support device and not a replacement for medical treatment.

Start with a short session and keep it comfortable. Use it when your knee feels tired after daily routine or when you want support during recovery routines. Stop if you feel sharp pain or discomfort that feels wrong.

Avoid using it if you have serious injury, strong swelling, open wounds, or severe pain. If you have a medical condition or are under treatment, consult a professional before using it for knee comfort routines.

Use it as part of a regular comfort routine and keep sessions balanced. If your knee becomes more sensitive, reduce usage and give rest. Consistent comfortable use is better than overuse.