Wen Dan Tang Foot Soak Liquid Concentrate Herbal Warm Gallbladder Decoction 40ml x 10 Packets

Wen Dan Tang Foot Soak Concentrate, known in TCM as Wen Dan Tang (温胆汤), is a ready-to-use herbal foot bath liquid supplied in 40ml single-use packets. This concentrated decoction is based on a classical Chinese herbal formula traditionally used in external foot-soaking practice. No boiling is required; simply dilute the liquid in warm foot-bath water. In TCM theory, the underlying formula is associated with harmonizing and clearing qualities, and foot soaking is a traditional way to apply herbal warmth and comfort to the feet. For external use only.

Key Selling Points

• Concentrated Wen Dan Tang (温胆汤) herbal foot soak liquid, no boiling required
• Classical TCM formula format adapted for traditional external foot-bath use
• 40ml single-dose packets, convenient for home foot care routines
• Fast-dissolving liquid concentrate mixes directly into warm water
• Suitable for general adult users seeking traditional herbal foot relaxation

Quality & Sensory

The concentrate is typically a clear to amber-brown liquid with a characteristic herbal aroma from the decocted formula. Diluted in warm water, it typically produces a light amber foot bath with a mild, earthy herbal scent and a smooth, non-greasy feel.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• Evening foot soak at home after a long day
• Warm foot bath during cold or damp seasons
• Relaxing foot care routine before bedtime
• Shared family foot-soaking sessions at home

Traditional Uses

Wen Dan Tang is a classical formula recorded in traditional Chinese medicine literature, traditionally associated with harmonizing the stomach, clearing phlegm-damp, and calming the spirit. In folk practice, decoctions of this type have been adapted for external foot soaking, a customary wellness ritual believed to support circulation and relaxation through the feet. Traditionally, foot baths are taken warm in the evening, often in autumn and winter or after exposure to cold and damp conditions.

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