Self Heating Moxa Warm Patch with Mugwort Ginger Safflower for Body Warming and Heat Compress

Self-Heating Moxa Warm Patch, known in TCM as Ai Jiu Tie (艾灸贴), is a wearable heat compress made with Nanyang mugwort (艾草), ginger, and safflower on a non-woven base. In TCM theory, mugwort is warm in nature and associated with warming the channels, while ginger and safflower are traditionally used to support circulation. It is designed for external application to the body for warmth and comfort during cold weather.

Key Selling Points

• Self-heating design activates on contact with air for convenient warmth
• Made with Nanyang mugwort, ginger, and safflower on a non-woven fabric base
• Traditional moxa-style heat compress for external body warming
• Suitable for adults and general use on the body
• Sold as a box of 5 patches for seasonal warmth and comfort

Quality & Sensory

The patch typically has a soft non-woven texture with a mild herbal aroma of mugwort and ginger. It warms gradually after opening and adheres comfortably to the skin. Sensory traits may vary slightly between batches.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• External application to the abdomen for warmth
• External application to the back or shoulders
• External use on the body during cold weather
• External warming compress for general body comfort

Traditional Uses

In TCM tradition, mugwort is associated with warming the channels and dispersing cold, and moxa-style heat application has long been used externally for warmth. Ginger and safflower are traditionally paired with mugwort in warming preparations. These patches are applied externally to the body, commonly on the abdomen, back, or shoulders, for seasonal warmth and comfort.

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