Yao Benren Scorpion Venom Wind-Chasing Herbal Patch Self-Heating Far-Infrared Warmth for Waist Support 8 Patches Per Box

Yao Benren Scorpion Venom Wind-Chasing Patch, known in TCM as Xie Du Zhui Feng Tie (蝎毒追风贴), is a self-heating far-infrared herbal plaster on non-woven fabric. Traditionally associated with wind-damp discomfort, it is applied externally to the waist area for warming support. In TCM theory, such plasters are used to warm the channels and dispel wind-damp. Each box contains 8 patches sized 7 cm by 10 cm.

Key Selling Points

• Self-heating far-infrared design provides gentle warmth without an external heat source
• Non-woven fabric backing for comfortable external wear on the waist
• Traditional wind-damp formula associated with warming and soothing support
• Convenient 7 cm by 10 cm patch size with 8 patches per box
• External-use plaster intended for waist application and daily support

Quality & Sensory

The patch is typically a dark herbal plaster on a soft non-woven fabric. It is flexible and adheres to the skin, with a mild herbal aroma. When activated, it provides a gentle, sustained warmth. It is for external use only and is not intended to be eaten or tasted.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• External application to the waist area
• Warming support during cold or damp weather
• Daily external use for waist comfort
• Convenient self-heating patch for travel or work

Traditional Uses

In TCM folk practice, wind-damp plasters are applied externally to areas of discomfort to warm the channels and dispel wind-damp. This scorpion venom wind-chasing patch is traditionally used on the waist for warming support. It is typically worn for a period as directed on the packaging and should not be applied to broken skin.

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