Sanfu Tie Warming Herbal Patch 30 Pcs Moxibustion Style Topical Sticker for Summer Seasonal Wellness

Sanfu Tie (三伏贴) warming herbal patches, a traditional external-use sticker associated with Sanfu and Sanjiu seasonal practice. Each patch uses a non-woven fabric backing with an herbal layer traditionally featuring mugwort (艾草, Ai Cao, Artemisia argyi) and ginger or turmeric style ingredients. In TCM tradition, such patches are applied to selected body surface points during hot or cold seasonal periods. For external use only; not for broken skin.

Key Selling Points

• Traditional Sanfu Tie external herbal patch format used in seasonal Sanfu and Sanjiu practice
• Features mugwort (艾草, Ai Cao, Artemisia argyi) herbal layer on a breathable non-woven backing
• 30 patches per box for repeated seasonal application at home
• Self-adhesive sticker design suitable for knees, shoulders, back, and other body surface areas
• Produced by Nanyang Tongwantang Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. under the Nanjing Tongrentang branded line

Quality & Sensory

Each patch typically has a soft non-woven fabric surface with a light herbal aroma characteristic of mugwort and ginger. The adhesive layer is designed to hold the patch comfortably on the skin during wear. Color and scent may vary slightly between batches.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• Apply to clean dry skin on the knees, shoulders, or lower back during summer Sanfu days
• Use as a warming topical sticker during winter Sanjiu seasonal wellness routines
• Wear during rest or light daily activity as part of a moxibustion-style self-care habit
• Suitable for massage and wellness settings as an external comfort patch

Traditional Uses

In TCM tradition, Sanfu Tie patches are applied to acupoint areas such as the back, knees, or shoulders during the hottest summer days (Sanfu) or coldest winter days (Sanjiu). Mugwort-based external patches have long been used in folk practice alongside moxibustion, with ginger and other warming herbs traditionally associated with supporting surface circulation and seasonal comfort.

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