Jade Gua Sha & Face Roller Set Sizes and Specs: What Canadian Clinics Should Order
The specification sheet for a stone tool is thinner than the one for a glove. There are no millimetre dimensions on the listing, no certification number and no expiry date; what the sheet states is tool count, stone type and packaging. A clinic can still pin it down — one boxed jade gua sha and face roller set, natural stone — provided it knows which four lines decide the order.
What is in one set, and how is size expressed?
| Line | What this set states |
|---|---|
| Tools | One gua sha scraper and one face roller |
| Stone | Natural jade; tone and veining vary between pieces |
| Storage | Velvet storage pouch |
| Instructions | Printed guide covering strokes and technique |
| Dimensions | Not published on the listing — ask for caliper measurements |
| Box format | One set to a box, ready to hand over |
Size, here, is head diameter and edge profile rather than a number on a carton. A small roller head works the under-eye area and the jaw; a larger head covers neck and cheek in fewer strokes; a scraper's edge is cut to follow a contour, so its curve matters more than its length.
Which four lines should a clinic verify before ordering?
Four lines settle most of it. Tool count: two tools or three, and whether the second roller is a larger stone. Stone type, because the roller is the piece a client feels first. Edge condition on arrival, since a chip ends a tool's working life and natural stone cannot be sanded back to shape. Packaging: a boxed set with a pouch and a printed guide is a retail unit, while a loose pair is a treatment-room tool.
Does a jade facial tool carry a device licence in Canada?
No, and the point is worth stating plainly because supplier paperwork blurs it. A stone roller that makes no treatment claim is a personal-care tool; Canada's device framework attaches to products with a diagnostic or therapeutic purpose, not to a polished stone. The certificates that arrive with these sets — ISO 13485, sometimes ISO 9001 — describe the factory's quality system rather than the tool, and reading them as product approval is a common error. Our own line is distributed under Health Canada MDEL #35334, which registers the establishment, not a product.
How many sets does a treatment room need?
Two numbers, kept apart. One demonstration set stays in the room with the pouch and the printed guide, because a stone tool sells by being held. Behind it sits retail stock: a room expecting one sale a week across a twelve-week season needs a dozen on the shelf, and a room that only uses the set in service needs one or two. The three-tool format with a rose quartz roller is the second version to hold if the range is being stocked at all, since a client who already owns jade often wants the larger head. A room that sells the set with a treatment adds a hydrating post-procedure sheet mask, 6 to a box to the same shelf.
What does the sheet leave out, and how do you close the gap?
Two things belong in writing: the measurements and the weight of each tool. A supplier cutting from natural stone has both on the bench, and a buyer who cannot state a head diameter cannot compare quotes. Care is the other gap the listing does cover: wash and dry the stone after use, store it in the pouch so edges do not knock together, and work over a lubricated surface rather than dry skin.
Running a medical aesthetics or med spa room? See the medical aesthetics supplies page for the rest of the treatment list.
Ordering for a clinic, lab or care home? Wholesale and multi-site ordering covers case pricing and account setup, and the B2B wholesale collection lists the lines stocked for institutional buyers. Reselling? become a distributor.
References
- ISO 13485:2016 — Medical devices, quality management systems, requirements for a regulatory purpose (checked 2 November 2026)
- ISO 9001:2015 — Quality management systems, requirements (checked 2 November 2026)
Printable companion: the clinic log templates include a treatment-room stock sheet with a column for reusable tools checked before use.
Stocking a retail shelf alongside the room? The clinic supply planner turns rooms and weekly sales into a set count.
Related Reading
- Gua Sha and Facial Roller Sets: Traditional Chinese Therapy for Modern Skincare
- Jade Gua Sha vs Rose Quartz: Choosing Natural Stone Beauty Tools
- Setting Up a Supply Par Level for a Med Spa in Canada: Treatment Room Disposables
Frequently Asked Questions
What size is the gua sha scraper?
The listing does not publish dimensions, so ask the supplier for the scraper length and the roller head diameter in millimetres before an order.
Is jade better than rose quartz for a clinic?
Neither is clinical. Jade is the traditional pairing for a scraper, and rose quartz is chosen for a larger, heavier roller head.
Can one set be shared between clients?
Treat it as a personal-care item: wash and dry the stone after each use, and sell the set to the client who used it rather than sharing it across the room.
Last updated: October 2026. CliniEco Medical is a licensed medical device establishment (MDEL #35334).
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