Miao Jia Hua Bu Lao Hei Gao Herbal Patch 10x12cm External Body Patch for Joints and Muscles

Miao Jia Hua Bu Lao Hei Gao (苗家花布老黑膏), a traditional external herbal patch from Miao and TCM practice, is a black medicinal plaster on polyester fabric. Its formula includes Xu Chang Qing (徐长卿), Shen Jin Cao (伸筋草), Jiulong Teng (九龙藤), Wuxiang Xueteng (五香血藤), Xue Jie (血竭), San Qi (三七), Xu Duan (续断), Du Zhong (杜仲), Bing Pian (冰片), Zhang Nao (樟脑), and Bo He Nao (薄荷脑). Traditionally associated with warming, soothing, and invigorating applications to joints and muscles. For external use only; peel the backing paper and apply directly to the desired area.

Key Selling Points

• Traditional Miao and TCM external herbal plaster formula
• Contains Xu Chang Qing, Shen Jin Cao, San Qi, Du Zhong, and other herbs
• Black medicinal paste on breathable polyester fabric
• 10x12cm patch sized for joints, neck, lumbar, and knee areas
• External use only; no heating required, simply peel and apply

Quality & Sensory

The patch is a black, dense herbal paste spread on polyester fabric with a characteristic menthol and camphor aroma. It feels cool on first application, then typically warms gently. The texture is smooth and adhesive, designed to stay in place on the skin for up to 24 hours per patch.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• External application to neck and shoulder areas after long desk work
• External application to lumbar or knee joints after physical activity
• External use for office workers who sit for long periods
• External use for middle-aged and older adults with joint discomfort
• External use for heavy labor workers seeking topical herbal support

Traditional Uses

In Miao and TCM folk practice, black herbal plasters are traditionally used externally to warm and soothe joints and muscles. The formula combines herbs such as Xu Chang Qing, Shen Jin Cao, and San Qi, traditionally associated with invigorating blood and easing stiffness, with cooling aromatics like Bing Pian and Bo He Nao. Patches are typically applied to the affected area for up to 24 hours.

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