REDi MyoFlux 6 Cup Cupping System
Traps from the desk, a hip from running. The cups lift it, the light works underneath, and it moves easier tomorrow.
Used daily in our rehab clinic · REDi athletes: AFL, CrossFit, HYROX
How it works
A roller pushes the knot down. The cup lifts it, and red and near-infrared light works underneath while it pulls.
Pick the cup size for the area. Place it. Set the pull from the controller. Three to eight minutes a spot, then move.
What's in the box
- 6 wireless cups: 2 small, 2 medium, 2 large, each with red + near-infrared LEDs
- Controller, runs all six cups, one dial for suction
- Carry case (33 × 23 × 8 cm)
- USB-C charging cables for controller and cups
Specifications
- Wavelengths: 660nm red + 850nm near-infrared
- LEDs per cup: 2 red + 2 near-infrared
- Cups included: 6 (2 small, 2 medium, 2 large)
- Suction: adjustable from the controller
- Controller battery: ~90 min use · ~4 h charge · USB-C
- Cup battery: ~2 h use · ~2 h charge · USB-C
- Connectivity: none, no app, no Wi-Fi, no Bluetooth
- Case: 33 × 23 × 8 cm
Shipping, returns, warranty
Designed to support general wellness and recovery routines. Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
What $749 gets you
Most people who get cupping done enjoy it and never keep it up, because it needs a booking. MyoFlux is on the shelf: cups on, set the pull, ten minutes on the couch. Six cups, controller, case and cables in the box. Nothing else to buy.
or 4 × $187.25 with Afterpay · 60 days to decide
What it does
Cupping lifts and loosens the spot. Red and near-infrared light have been studied for muscle recovery after exercise, with mixed results across trials. Used together, ten minutes on a tight spot, then move.
Suction lifts the tissue instead of pressing it, which is why it frees the spots a roller cannot.
Traps and upper back after a week at a desk. Lower back after a week on the tools. Five minutes, cups on.
Suction draws blood into the area; light adds nitric oxide release. Two mechanisms, one cup.
The cupping you used to book for, on the shelf at home. Six cups, one dial.
Every type of product we sell is used daily in our own rehab clinic. 2-year warranty, spares and support answered from Australia. Three cup sizes, one controller, no app.
The athletes who train with REDi
Same brand, same clinic, same standards. If it holds up to a Games season, it'll hold up to your Tuesday.




When to use it
Three to eight minutes a spot. Where the week landed, not where the roller can reach.
Cups on whatever did the work. 3–8 minutes each, light on while they pull.
Traps and upper back, mid-afternoon, five minutes.
The spot that has tightened up. Light pull, then move.
The routine your physio started, kept going at home on the nights in between.
What the research looked at
Suction and light run together in every cup. Each has been studied on its own; this is what the trials measured. The work does the heavy lifting. This helps it pay off sooner.
Negative pressure lifts the tissue into the cup instead of pressing on it, drawing blood into the area. It is the opposite of massage, which is why it reaches what a roller skips.
Studied for post-exercise soreness and range of motionRed (660nm) and near-infrared (850nm) light in every cup is absorbed by cytochrome c oxidase in the mitochondria, which is thought to increase cellular energy (ATP) production.
Hamblin 2017, AIMS Biophysics (review)Trials have found lower creatine kinase, a marker of muscle damage, and less soreness at 72 hours when red and near-infrared LED light was used around exercise. Under a cup that is already drawing blood in, that is two mechanisms on one spot.
Leal-Junior 2009; De Marchi 20172 red + 2 near-infrared LEDs in every cup. Adjustable suction from the controller. Sessions of 3–8 minutes per spot.
How a session goes
Pick the cup size for the area. Set the pull from the controller. Three to eight minutes per spot, then move them.
Small: traps, forearms, around the shoulder blade. Medium: calves, shoulders, upper back. Large: quads, hamstrings, glutes, lower back.
Adjustable from the controller. Start low and work up to firm but comfortable. Fleshier areas take more pull than bony ones.
3–8 minutes per spot. Ten minutes covers one or two areas; 15–20 minutes covers a full session after training.
Calves, quads, hamstrings, glutes, back, traps, shoulders, chest, hip flexors. A little oil or lotion helps the seal on dry skin.
What a cupping routine costs
Per session, versus once.
Typically $80–$140
Per visit. Book again next week.
Typically $90–$130
Per session. Not there at 9pm after training.
$749
Once. Any area, any day. Yours for about six clinic visits' worth.
Built for clinic use, sized for home
The same unit works on a clinic shelf and in a gym bag. Three cup sizes cover traps to quads without swapping systems. One controller runs all six cups, so there is nothing to pair and no app between you and the session. Everything packs into a 33 × 23 × 8 cm carry case with the cables.
On the area that feels the load. A little oil or lotion helps the seal on dry skin.
Start low and adjust to comfort. The cups do the work. Firm, always comfortable.
3–8 minutes per spot. Calves, quads, hamstrings, traps, hips, lower back.
Daily or as needed. Most people do 15–20 minutes after training.
Cupping can leave temporary circular marks; they usually fade within a few days. Avoid bony points, broken skin and varicose veins. If pregnant, on blood thinners, or managing a medical condition, check with your clinician first.
Jayson, exercise physiologist, Sunshine Coast.
Every type of product we sell is used daily in our own rehab clinic. If it doesn't hold up with the people I treat, it doesn't go on the site. MyoFlux exists because people loved getting cupping done in the clinic and almost nobody kept it up. It needed a booking. This puts the same routine on the shelf at home, with the light built in.
Australian warranty and support · hello@redirecovery.com.au
Questions we get asked
What is it, in one line?
How often should I use it?
What pressure should I use?
Where can I use it?
Does it leave marks?
Does it need an app or Wi-Fi?
Can I use it with the Anywhere Precision?
Isn't cupping just the marks you see on swimmers?
Will it fix it on its own?
What if I'm not sure it's right for me?
60 days to decide. Use it properly for at least two weeks. Not earning its place? Send it back in its packaging for a full refund. Return postage is on you.
Cupping and light. On the shelf, not on the calendar.
Six cups, one dial. The cupping you used to book for is on the shelf now. 60 days to decide. Be REDi.

