Specifically designed cupping igniter stick for cupping and other ignition needs. Lightweight and easy to handle, this tool serves as a cupping stick rod and a practical accessory for vacuum and fire cupping applications. Key benefits Versatile function: Designed for cupping ignition tasks but suitable for other small ignition needs, providing a single tool for multiple uses. Durable construction: Built from plastic and iron for longlasting performance and reliable handling. Replaceable cotton ball head: The removable cotton head makes replacement simple and keeps the tool ready for repeated use. Easy to maintain: Designed for straightforward cleaning and upkeep to extend service life and simplify hygiene routines. Multiuse compatibility: Works as a cupping rod, vacuum cupping rod, fire cupping rod, cupping massaging igniter, and general cupping accessory. Also sold under the Cupping Booster Rod designation. Features and attributes Materials: Plastic body combined with iron components for strength and stability. Head: Replaceable cotton ball tip for easy renewal and cleaning. Design: Handheld stick form for precise control during ignition and cupping preparation. Maintenance: Simple disassembly of the cotton head allows quick cleaning and replacement. Practical use scenarios 1) Professional cupping settings: Use to ignite cotton tips or other small heat sources during cupping procedures handled by trained practitioners. 2) Athome use for experienced users: Replaceable cotton head and easy cleaning make it convenient for upkeep of cupping equipment. 3) General ignition tasks: Useful in craft, workshop, or beauty settings where a controlled, handheld ignition tool is needed. What makes it stand out Combines a sturdy plastic and iron build with a replaceable cotton head for practical, repeated use. Designed specifically for cuppingrelated ignition tasks while remaining adaptable for other small ignition needs. Simple maintenance and straightforward replacement of parts reduce downtime and keep the tool ready for continued use.