Poria Codonopsis Abdominal Herbal Patch Aiwan Dayi Fu Ling Dang Shen Stomach Care Topical Mugwort Patch 8 Patches

Poria Codonopsis Abdominal Herbal Patch, known in TCM as Fu Ling Dang Shen Chang Wei Tie (茯苓党参肠胃贴), is an external-use wellness patch combining Poria (Poria cocos) and Codonopsis (Codonopsis pilosula) with mugwort in a non-woven adhesive plaster. Traditionally applied over the navel area in TCM practice, it is intended for topical comfort use only and is not a medicine.

Key Selling Points

• External herbal patch featuring Poria and Codonopsis with mugwort in a traditional TCM-inspired formula
• Non-woven adhesive plaster designed for comfortable topical wear on the abdominal area
• Traditionally associated in TCM with supporting digestive wellness through navel-point application
• Convenient 8-patch pack suitable for home or travel use
• Produced by Guocaotang Biotechnology, a China-based wellness products manufacturer

Quality & Sensory

The patch typically has a soft non-woven fabric backing with a mild earthy herbal aroma from mugwort and botanical extracts. The adhesive layer is designed to hold the plaster securely against the skin during wear.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• Apply externally over the navel area as part of a traditional wellness routine
• Use during seasonal changes when digestive comfort is a personal focus
• Suitable for adults seeking topical herbal patches for daily comfort
• Convenient for home, office, or travel use

Traditional Uses

In TCM tradition, the navel (Shenque point) is regarded as an important absorption point for external herbal application. Poria and Codonopsis are classic herbs traditionally associated with spleen and stomach support, while mugwort has long been used in moxibustion and external plasters. This patch follows that folk practice of applying herbal plasters to abdominal acupoints for general wellness.

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