Acupuncture
Cupping
Glass cups are used to release tight muscles and fascia. Cups are placed onto the skin to provide local suction which facilitates healing. This treatment eases pain, promotes relaxation, and improves circulation of blood and lymph in the body. Cupping is also great for respiratory disorders.
30 min Session length Single length
$70–$70 Price at this clinic Typically $50–$110 across Kelowna
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What it is
Most of this hour is spent face down or in a relaxed seated position while the practitioner places and moves cups across broad muscle areas, then leaves some in place to create suction marks — often with fewer needles than a standard acupuncture visit — and you walk out with those marks and a sense of how your body responded.
Usually booked for
- A back or shoulder session with more bodywork
- Wanting cupping rather than a needle-focused hour
- Broad muscle tension after physical work
Direct billing accepted
Koa Acupuncture + Wellness says it direct bills:
Public fundersICBC
Extended healthExtended health plans
At Koa Acupuncture + Wellness
Cupping as this clinic offers it — its lengths, prices and team.
Who provides it
1 practitioner offers this here
Alyson Engelsjord, R.TCM.PChecked against the profession's public register on 9 Aug 2026$70 · 30 min
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Before you book
Direct billing
Extended health plans and ICBC are billed at the desk — you pay the remainder.
Getting there
3040 Tutt street, Kelowna, BC · (250) 717-0204
Checked 9 min ago