Tibetan Five Poison Herbal Patch Self Heating Waist Support Plaster 7cm x 10cm 8 Patches

Tibetan Five Poison Herbal Patch, known in TCM as Wu Du Gao (五毒膏), is an external-use medicated plaster on non-woven fabric. It combines traditional Tibetan and Chinese herbal wisdom in a self-heating patch designed for waist application. In TCM theory, such warming plasters are traditionally associated with dispelling cold, activating blood circulation, and easing localized discomfort. The patch offers elastic compression and support, making it suitable for daily external use on the lower back.

Key Selling Points

• External-use herbal plaster with Tibetan and TCM herbal tradition
• Self-heating three-dimensional warming design for targeted waist application
• Non-woven fabric backing with elastic compression and support function
• Each patch measures 7cm x 10cm and comes in packs of 8
• Traditionally used for localized warming and comfort on the lower back

Quality & Sensory

The patch typically features a soft non-woven fabric surface with a flexible adhesive layer. It is designed to warm gradually upon application, providing a gentle heat sensation. The texture is smooth and pliable, conforming to the waist area. No taste or aroma is described as it is for external use only.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• External application to the waist for localized warming
• Daily support and compression for the lower back
• Use during cold or damp weather for comfort

Traditional Uses

In traditional Tibetan and Chinese medicine, warming herbal plasters are applied externally to specific body areas to help dispel cold and dampness and to support the flow of qi and blood. The Five Poison formula is traditionally associated with addressing localized discomfort and stiffness. These patches are commonly used on the waist and lower back, often during seasonal changes or after exposure to cold.

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