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Description: It sounds like you’re interested in using acupressure thumb pressure for finger meridian points, possibly with a mini tool like a plastic acupressure jimmy for precision. Mini acupressure tools are designed to help you apply consistent and accurate pressure to specific meridian points on the fingers, hands, and other smaller areas, making them a handy alternative to using only fingers or thumbs. Benefits of Using a Mini Acupressure Tool Precision: Helps you reach smaller or harder-to-press points, like those on fingers or in between knuckles. Consistency: Applies steady pressure, which can be hard to maintain manually. Ease of Use: Requires less hand strength, reducing strain on your fingers and thumbs. Common Finger Acupressure Points LU10 (Lung 10): Located on the fleshy part of the thumb’s base, this point is good for respiratory issues. LI3 (Large Intestine 3): Found on the index finger’s knuckle, this point helps relieve headaches and stress. SI1 (Small Intestine 1): On the outer edge of the pinky, it’s used for ear and head tension. When using a tool like a mini jimmy, place the tool tip on the acupoint, press gently, and hold for 10-20 seconds. You can use a rolling or circular motion if desired.