Custom Herbal Paste Gao Zi Traditional Chinese Oral Paste Jars Wholesale and OEM

Gao Zi (膏滋) is a traditional Chinese oral herbal paste, a thick concentrated syrup-like preparation made by slow simmering and concentrating herbal decoctions. This listing covers customizable paste formulas such as autumn pear paste, mulberry paste, sour jujube seed paste, hawthorn paste, and other tonic blends. In TCM practice, pastes are traditionally valued for convenient daily herbal support and are typically taken diluted in warm water. Formulas, net weight, and packaging can be customized; contact customer service for details.

Key Selling Points

• Traditional Chinese oral herbal paste known as Gao Zi (膏滋) in concentrated jar form
• Multiple classic formulas available including autumn pear mulberry sour jujube seed and hawthorn pastes
• Customizable net weight formula and private label packaging for wholesale buyers
• Produced under licensed food manufacturing with 24 month shelf life when sealed
• Smooth thick paste texture traditionally taken spooned into warm water as a daily herbal drink

Quality & Sensory

The paste typically has a glossy dark brown to amber color with a thick smooth spoonable texture and a rich concentrated herbal aroma. Diluted in warm water it typically tastes sweet and mellow with layered botanical notes that vary by formula.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• Stir a spoonful into warm water as a traditional daily herbal drink
• Enjoy after meals as a gentle traditional tonic paste
• Serve to family and guests during autumn and winter seasons
• Offer as a private label or wholesale herbal wellness product

Traditional Uses

In TCM practice Gao Zi pastes are a classic dosage form prepared by concentrating herbal decoctions with sweetening bases. Autumn pear paste is traditionally associated with moistening the lungs in dry seasons, sour jujube seed paste with calming the spirit, hawthorn paste with supporting digestion, and mulberry paste with nourishing the blood. Pastes were historically favored in autumn and winter tonic regimens and taken diluted in warm water once or twice daily.

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