The Goods:
Acupuncture, an ancient Chinese pressure therapy, is used by millions of Americans every year to address a range of physical issues. The treatment has become so popular that various forms of pressure therapy are now available at home through a range of products—mats, earrings, cupping sets, etc.—that can be bought online. WellWell has identified some of the most popular pressure therapy products on Amazon, the world’s leading online retailer. They generally focus on relieving tired and sore muscles and reducing tension and anxiety. WellWell isn’t endorsing these products, just identifying what’s popular in case they’re needed. Read on.
Top Selling Acupuncture Products:
Gua Sha Facial Tool, Natural Jade Stone Guasha Board for SPA Acupuncture Therapy Trigger Point Treatment 
4.6 Out Of 5 Stars
This Gua Sha tool is designed to improve general well-being, improve the microcirculation of the facial blood vessels and increase the flow of blood, lymph and body fluids. Made of 100 percent natural premium jade stone, the tool aims to reduce stress, increase concentration and enhance energy.
ProsourceFit Acupressure Mat and Pillow Set 
4.3 Out Of 5 Stars
This set is reputed to help reduce muscle tension and back pain through 10–30-minute daily applications. The mat is large enough to fit an individual’s entire back and the accompanying pillow includes acupressure points for neck support and more holistic pain relief.
Bubchen Mugwort Belly Patch 
3.3 Out Of 5 Stars
The Wormwood Belly Patch paste is made with natural materials that include wormwood, longan, Sichuan peppercorns, honey and other herbs. Non-irritating and safe, these patches reportedly help restore the body’s balance.
Professional Chinese Acupoint Cupping Therapy Sets 
4.3 Out Of 5 Stars
This vacuum cupping set is designed to loosen muscles, encourage blood flow and relax the nervous system. The therapy is believed to be able to relieve back, neck and leg pains, stiff muscles, reduce anxiety, lessen fatigue and relieve migraines.
Vive Acupressure Mat – Massage Pillow Pad 
4.3 Out Of 5 Stars
This mat is used to release muscle tension via lined acupressure discs that are filled with soft foam for full body support. The mat is designed to mimic an ancient bed of nails, effectively helping to relieve back, shoulder and foot pain, sciatica, muscle spasms and stress.
Kanjo Premium Acupressure Mat and Pillow Set 
4.3 Out Of 5 Stars
This set is focused on providing at-home relief for back pain, neck pain, shoulder pain, headaches and migraine relief. It is also reputed to improve blood circulation. The included acupressure pillow provides additional relief and acupressure stimulation to the neck and upper back.
Acupressure Mat and Pillow Set with Bag 
4.2 Out Of 5 Stars
This extra-large mat is made of 100 percent cotton, offers 6,930 pressure points and is specifically designed to meet the needs of taller individuals interested in exploring the benefits of pressure therapy.
Cupping Therapy Set 
4.4 Out Of 5 Stars
Those looking to bring the ancient Chinese method of massage into the home have an option through this set. Cupping is believed to support deep tissue massage while helping to support muscle immunity and therapy. The approach is generally used on the shoulders, neck, back and thighs, although the design of these cups allows them to be adapted for elbows, knees and ankles.
Zunis Acupressure SLI-mming Earrings, Acupressure Earrings 
No Ratings
These pressure earrings are reputed to not only promote weight loss but also help users sleep better and reduce their anxiety and stress. They are made of high-quality alloy material.
Mugwort Belly Button Patch 
3.6 Out Of 5 Stars
These patches are designed to improve your quality of sleep and relax the belly. Made from natural and safe ingredients such as moxa, longan, honey, Chinese pepper and Angelica dahurica, they are easy to apply in the evening and remove in the morning.
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