Large Lumbar Herbal Patch 17x25cm External Use Waist Support Patch for Daily Sitting and Active Lifestyles

Large Lumbar Herbal Patch, known in TCM as Yao Zhui Tie (腰椎贴), is an external-use herbal plaster on spunlace fabric. It contains Xu Chang Qing (徐长卿), Shen Jin Cao (伸筋草), Jiulong Teng (九龙藤), Wuxue Xueteng (五香血藤), Xue Jie (血竭), San Qi (三七), Xu Duan (续断), Du Zhong (杜仲), Bing Pian (冰片), Zhang Nao (樟脑), and Bo He Nao (薄荷脑). In TCM theory, these herbs are traditionally associated with warming, soothing, and invigorating the lumbar region. Peel off the release paper and apply directly to the waist for up to 24 hours per patch.

Key Selling Points

• Large 17cm x 25cm size designed to cover the lumbar area
• External-use herbal patch with no heating required
• Made with spunlace fabric for a soft skin-friendly feel
• Contains a blend of traditional Chinese herbs including Xu Chang Qing and San Qi
• Suitable for office workers, older adults, and those with physically demanding jobs

Quality & Sensory

The patch is typically a dark herbal plaster on white spunlace fabric with a mild menthol and camphor aroma. It adheres smoothly to the skin and provides a gentle cooling-then-warming sensation. No taste is described as it is for external use only.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• External application to the lumbar area during long periods of sitting
• Use after physical work or heavy lifting
• Application before or after cycling and light exercise
• Daily support for office workers and older adults
• Convenient external use at home or during travel

Traditional Uses

In TCM theory, lumbar herbal patches are traditionally used to warm and soothe the waist area. The formula combines herbs such as Xu Chang Qing, Shen Jin Cao, and Du Zhong, which are traditionally associated with supporting the lower back and promoting comfort. The patch is applied externally to the affected area and left in place for up to 24 hours, a common practice in folk herbal care for occasional lumbar stiffness after prolonged sitting or exertion.

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