Portable Moxa Roll Box Set 4 Moxibustion Tubes with 60 Stickers 54 Moxa Cones for Home Warming Care

Portable Moxibustion Tube Set, a compact warming-care device used in traditional Chinese practice known as Ai Jiu (艾灸). The upgraded kit includes 4 paper moxa tubes, 60 adhesive stickers, 54 moxa cones, plus a strap, heat-insulating pad, and acupoint chart. Each tube measures about 4.2 cm in diameter and 7.2 cm in height with 4-6 ventilation holes. Traditionally associated with warming the body and supporting comfortable circulation. For external use only; keep a safe distance from skin and avoid burns.

Key Selling Points

• Complete upgraded kit with 4 moxibustion tubes, 60 stickers, and 54 moxa cones
• Compact tube size of 4.2 cm diameter and 7.2 cm height fits comfortably in hand
• 4-6 ventilation holes allow adjustable airflow during traditional moxibustion
• Includes strap, heat-insulating pad, and acupoint chart for convenient home use
• Lightweight portable design suitable for travel and daily warming-care routines

Quality & Sensory

The paper tubes typically have a smooth light-brown surface with a subtle herbal smoky aroma when moxa cones are lit. The moxa cones are typically dense, pale greenish-grey rolls of compressed mugwort fiber that burn steadily with a gentle sage-like scent.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• External warming-care sessions at home using the acupoint chart for guidance
• Portable moxibustion during travel with the strap securing tubes in place
• Seasonal comfort routines in cool weather using the heat-insulating pad
• Wellness and body-care settings applying moxa cones with the paper tubes

Traditional Uses

In traditional Chinese practice, moxibustion involves burning processed mugwort near or on selected acupoints to apply gentle warmth. It is traditionally associated with warming the channels, supporting comfortable circulation, and easing feelings of cold or stagnation. Common points include areas on the abdomen, back, and limbs, and sessions are often paired with seasonal wellness habits in autumn and winter.

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