Lei Wan Slices (Omphalia lapidescens) — Dried TCM Herb, Also Called Zhu Ling Zhi

Lei Wan Slices (Omphalia lapidescens) are the dried sclerotium slices of a traditional Chinese medicinal herb known in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) as Léi Wán (雷丸). Also called Zhu Ling Zhi (竹苓芝), Lei Shi (雷实), Mu Lian Zi (木连子), and Zhu Ling Zi (竹铃子), Lei Wan has been prized for centuries as a bitter, cooling herb traditionally used in formulas addressing accumulations and internal stagnation. Its nature is slightly cold and its flavor is bitter, making it a focused herb in classical TCM preparations.

Key Selling Points

• Traditional TCM herb Lei Wan
• Dried sclerotium slices
• Omphalia lapidescens
• Also known as Zhu Ling Zhi and Lei Shi
• Available with custom grinding service

Quality & Sensory

Each batch is carefully sliced and dried to preserve its pale greyish-white to light brown color, firm texture, and mild earthy aroma. When decocted, the slices release a faintly bitter, subtly earthy infusion that blends well within multi-herb formulas.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• Traditional herbal decoction formulas
• Custom herbal powder preparation
• Herbal blend ingredient
• Classical TCM preparation

Traditional Uses

In folk herbal practice, Lei Wan is decocted into multi-herb formulas and traditional preparations. It is a classical ingredient in TCM formulas addressing accumulations and internal stagnation, often paired with herbs like Bing Lang, Shi Jun Zi, and other qi-moving or accumulation-dispersing herbs. It is also sometimes ground into powder for use in traditional preparations.

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