Zhenghu Gao Moxa Heat Patch for Shoulder Neck Lumbar Knee Self Heating Herbal Plaster

Zhenghu Gao (正虎膏) is a self-heating herbal plaster on non-woven fabric, traditionally used in TCM for warming and soothing the shoulder, neck, lumbar, and knee areas. In TCM theory, moxa and warming herbs are associated with dispelling cold, moving qi and blood, and easing localized stiffness. Apply externally to clean, intact skin for temporary warmth and comfort.

Key Selling Points

• Self-heating moxa plaster with far-infrared warming action
• Designed for shoulder, neck, lumbar, and knee application
• Non-woven fabric backing with elastic compression fit
• Traditional TCM warming and cold-dispelling herbal blend
• Suitable for adult external use on intact skin

Quality & Sensory

The patch is typically a soft off-white to beige non-woven sheet with a mild herbal aroma. It warms gradually upon activation, providing a gentle heat sensation without burning. Texture is flexible and conforms to body contours. For external use only; do not taste or ingest.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• External application to shoulder area
• External application to neck and upper back
• External application to lumbar region
• External application to knee joints
• External warming compress for general body areas

Traditional Uses

In traditional TCM practice, warming plasters containing moxa and aromatic herbs are applied externally to areas affected by cold, damp, or stagnation. They are traditionally used to warm the channels, disperse cold, and ease localized discomfort in the shoulder, neck, lower back, and knees. Common folk use includes applying after exposure to cold or during seasonal changes.

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