Dried Whole Scorpion Quan Xie 清水全蝎 Buthus martensii Whole Body Traditional TCM Herb 100g
$19.67 – $260.30Price range: $19.67 through $260.30
Description
Dried Whole Scorpion, known in TCM as Quan Xie (全蝎), from Buthus martensii, supplied as whole dried bodies. In TCM theory this animal medicine is traditionally associated with dispelling wind, unblocking collaterals, and relieving spasms. It is a raw primary agricultural product, not a medicine, and should be used under qualified professional guidance.


Key Selling Points
- Whole dried scorpion bodies supplied in their original form
- Botanical source Buthus martensii known in TCM as Quan Xie
- Traditionally used in TCM to dispel wind and unblock collaterals
- Sourced from Jiangsu with direct origin supply
- Sealed 100g pack suitable for herbal formulas and professional dispensing


Quality & Sensory
Typically whole dried scorpions are greyish-brown to dark brown with a hard, brittle body, segmented tail, and a faint characteristic animal aroma. Quality pieces are intact, dry, and free from obvious impurities.


Technical Specifications
| Product Type | Raw animal-derived TCM herb |
|---|---|
| Chinese Name | 全蝎 |
| Pinyin | Quan Xie |
| Botanical Name | Buthus martensii |
| Plant Part | Whole dried body |
| Net Weight | 100 g |


Usage Scenarios
- Ground into powder for use in professional herbal formulas
- Prepared as a traditional decoction under practitioner guidance
- Supplied to herbal shops and clinics for formula dispensing
- Used in traditional external applications as directed by a practitioner


Traditional Uses
In TCM practice Quan Xie is traditionally associated with calming internal wind, unblocking collaterals, and easing spasms and pain patterns. It has historically been used in classical formulas, often ground into powder or included in decoctions, and commonly paired with herbs such as Tian Ma or Bai Jiang Can. Use only under qualified professional guidance.


FAQ Q&A
Q: What is this product?
A: It is dried whole scorpion, known in TCM as Quan Xie (全蝎), from Buthus martensii, supplied as a raw primary agricultural product in a 100g pack.
Q: What is it traditionally used for?
A: In TCM theory it is traditionally associated with dispelling wind, unblocking collaterals, and relieving spasms. It is not a medicine and cannot replace professional treatment.
Q: How is it commonly prepared?
A: Traditionally it is ground into powder or added to decoctions according to a prescribed formula. Consult a qualified practitioner before use.

Additional information
| Weight | N/A |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | N/A |
| Packaging specifications | 50 grams of salted scorpion, 50 grams of scorpion whole cleaned, Salted scorpion 100g, 100g scorpion clear water harvest, Salted scorpion 250g, 250g scorpion clear water harvest, Saltwater scorpion 500g, 500g scorpion whole cleaned, 100g scorpion powder qingshui brand, Salted scorpion powder 100g |
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