While cupping therapy is primarily used to produce various health benefits such as detoxing the body, pain relief, and inflammation, there are some similarities between at-home vacuum therapy and cupping. Both methods rely on pulling the skin and underlying tissue upwards into a cup-like attachment. Cupping is typically delivered in-clinic to release toxins, treat pain, and aid recovery. The cups work by pulling blood and tissue upwards for periods of 5-10 minutes at a time. The body reacts by triggering increased blood flow to boost cellular healing and remove toxins from the body. Cupping can cost up to 200$ per session. At-home vacuum therapy devices such as Sera also work by pulling skin, tissue and blood into a suction cup, the primary difference is the technique, cupping relies on continuous suction while vacuum therapy uses an advanced pulsation method to disperse stubborn adipose tissue built up under the skin. Vacuum therapy pulses and releases in an alternating movement. Vacuum therapy can be effectively combined with other body toning and smoothing technologies such as EMS and red light therapy for more intense aesthetic and health benefits.