Hacamat Pen with Single Needle




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Cupping Pen with Single Needle It is used in leech sticking, Acupuncture and Cupping treatments
It can be used in narrow places such as the face area, hands and ankles, as well as on children.
Many users prefer the pen instead of razors and other chisel tools because it is easy and practical to use.
Cupping Pen has become more and more popular lately and has become a popular product.
You can find the Lancet Needles used for the pen on our shopping site
Especially the most ideal needle thickness size is G26, but in our country, G28 Lancet needle is commonly sold.
As this number increases, the Lancet needle becomes thinner
So G28 is a thinner needle, G26 is a thicker needle
Hygienic and easy to use are among the reasons why it is preferred. It is especially preferred by doctors and cupping practitioners
The use of cupping pens in single and triple needle models is quite common. The only difference between the single pen and the Three Needle Pen, apart from quickness and fast work, is the needle tips. Both pens work automatically. It is easily used without the need for installation. Video about the pen is available on our Instagram page
Cupping Pen Features:
100% Quality and Metal Product
Safe and hygienic, replace disposable blood collection needles to prevent cross-infection
Pain is mild and penetration depth can be adjusted
Simple use, just one click
Professional and perfect for cupping therapy
Perform a soft touch and painless bleeding
Easy control, suitable for all types of sterile blood lancet
Lancet device helps diabetics draw blood to monitor glucose levels
It is easy to clean and safe.
No Damage with Carrying Box
- Stock: 298
- Brand: TOPTANBULURUM
- Model: TB18697
- Weight: 1.00kg
- SKU: tbp696a0ace5df85
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