Cricket Dried (Gryllus testaceus) — Traditional Chinese Medicinal Herb, Bulk Dried Crickets
$11.98 – $17.49Price range: $11.98 through $17.49
Description
Dried Cricket (Gryllus testaceus), known in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) as Xī Shài (蟋蟀), is the dried whole body of a traditional medicinal insect. For centuries, crickets have been prized in TCM as a diuretic and swelling-reducing herb, used to promote urination, reduce edema, and support urinary tract health. Its nature is pungent, salty, and warm, making it a potent yet focused herb for addressing water metabolism imbalances.


Key Selling Points
- Traditional TCM medicinal insect
- Dried whole crickets, bulk 500g
- Used for diuresis and edema in TCM
- Food agricultural product grade
- Wholesale and retail available


Quality & Sensory
Each batch is carefully dried to preserve its dark brown color, crisp texture, and mild earthy aroma. When decocted, the crickets release a subtle, slightly salty flavor, contributing to the overall character of the herbal formula.


Technical Specifications
| Product Type | Dried Medicinal Insect |
|---|---|
| Common Name | Cricket |
| Chinese Pinyin | Xi Shuai |
| Form | Dried Whole Body |
| Packaging | 500g Bulk |
| Processing | Dried Agricultural Product |


Usage Scenarios
- Traditional herbal decoctions
- TCM formula ingredient
- Bulk herbal dispensing
- Wholesale herbal supply

Traditional Uses
In folk herbal practice, crickets are decocted into soups and herbal formulas to promote urination and reduce swelling. They are often combined with other herbs in traditional TCM prescriptions for water metabolism support. As a dried medicinal insect, they are also used in powdered form or as part of custom herbal blends.
FAQ Q&A
Q: What is dried cricket used for in TCM?
A: In Traditional Chinese Medicine, dried cricket is traditionally used as a diuretic and swelling-reducing herb, often included in formulas to support urinary function and water metabolism.
Q: How do I use dried crickets?
A: Dried crickets are typically decocted with other herbs in traditional TCM formulas. They can also be ground into powder. Use according to traditional recipes or professional guidance.
Q: Is this product a food or medicine?
A: This product is sold as a food agricultural product. It is not intended to replace medication. Please consult a qualified healthcare practitioner for appropriate use.
Additional information
| Weight | N/A |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | N/A |
| Packaging specifications | 250g, 500 grams |
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