Cold Compress Pain Patch OEM Private Label for Waist Leg Joint Knee Shoulder Discomfort External Wet Compress Pack

Cold Compress Pain Patch (Leng Fu Tie, 冷敷贴) is an external wet compress product made with non-woven fabric and a paired medicinal liquid, designed for targeted application to the waist, legs, joints, knees, and shoulders. In TCM theory, external compresses are traditionally used to cool and soothe localized areas, often associated with moving qi and blood in the affected region. This OEM private-label patch supports fitness and body-care routines and is intended for external use only.

Key Selling Points

• External wet compress patch with paired medicinal liquid for targeted body application
• Non-woven fabric backing for comfortable adhesion to waist, legs, joints, knees, and shoulders
• OEM and private-label service available with custom LOGO printing
• Far-infrared heating design for a warming external compress experience
• Suitable for fitness and body-care scenarios with full-body application options

Quality & Sensory

The patch typically features a soft non-woven fabric surface with a moist medicinal liquid layer. It is designed to feel cool and wet upon application, with a mild herbal aroma from the paired liquid. The far-infrared heating element may provide a gentle warming sensation during use. External-use only; do not taste or ingest.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• External application to the waist, legs, joints, knees, or shoulders
• Use during fitness and body-care routines
• Targeted wet compress for localized external discomfort
• OEM private-label production for wellness brands

Traditional Uses

In TCM theory, external wet compresses are traditionally used to cool and soothe localized areas of the body. Herbal liquid compresses have been applied to joints, muscles, and meridians to support the movement of qi and blood. This product follows that external compress tradition, using a paired medicinal liquid with a non-woven fabric patch for convenient application to the waist, legs, joints, knees, and shoulders.

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