Acupoint Diagram Massage Gloves — Learn TCM Acupressure

Why These Gloves Work

Complete Symmetric Map

One glove for each hand, because your left and right reflex zones differ. The printing covers palm, fingers, and even the dorsal side — no blind spots.

Labeled in English & Korean

Every meridian and organ point is named clearly — so whether you're a Western wellness lover or a TCM purist, the guidance is legible and accurate.

Includes Precision Massage Stick

The orange stick targets pressure points with more focused intensity than a fingertip, letting you treat deeper tension without straining your own hands. Combine with our pain relief cream for enhanced results.

By the Numbers

• 120+acupoints mapped across both hands
• 14major meridian zones represented
• 2English & Korean labelling for global clarity
• 2gloves + massage stick — complete starter set

Your First Acupressure Session

1. 1
   Put on the gloves

   Choose the correct left/right glove. They should fit snugly but not tight. The printed text faces outward.

2. 2
   Identify a target

   Use the included chart or common TCM references: for headache, focus on the thumb and index finger points; for digestion, look at the palm center and ring finger. You might also complement with massage oils for a smoother glide.

3. 3
   Apply firm, steady pressure

   Using your thumb or the orange massage stick, press on the labeled point. Hold for 15-30 seconds while breathing deeply.

4. 4
   Work both hands

   Even if your discomfort is one-sided, treat both hands. TCM meridians are symmetric, and balancing both sides yields better results.

5. 5
   Follow the flow

   Move along the meridian line rather than jumping randomly. This encourages qi flow. End with gentle stretches of fingers and wrists.

Everything You Get

• Right-hand acupoint glove×1

  Cotton with full meridian and organ mapping

• Left-hand acupoint glove×1

  Mirrors the right glove for bilateral balance

• Orange acupressure stick×1

  Hard plastic with rounded tip for point pressure

• Quick-start guide (English/Korean)×1

  Basic TCM point location and usage tips

From Guessing to Knowing

What to Expect

1. Day 1
   Instant Familiarity

   Slipping on the gloves reveals the TCM map. Within minutes you locate a point related to your concern and apply pressure. The connection feels intuitive.

2. Week 1
   Confident Self-Treatment

   You no longer need to reference external charts. The gloves become your guide for daily tension relief, and you start noticing subtle shifts in energy and reduced stress.

3. Week 2
   Deepened Body Awareness

   You naturally reach for the stick when you feel a headache coming, or use the gloves before bed. The practice becomes a mindful ritual, and you understand your body’s signals better.

Keep Your Gloves Fresh

• Hand wash cold

  Use mild soap, no bleach. Gently squeeze — do not wring.

• Air dry flat

  Avoid direct sunlight, which can fade the pigment over time.

• Do not iron on print

  The ink may transfer or melt. If needed, iron gloves inside-out on low.

• Store clean and dry

  Keep away from oils or lotions that could dissolve the print.