Warming Ginger Heat Patch with Mugwort for Knee Neck Shoulder and Lumbar Joints Self Adhesive Herbal Warming Patch

Warming Ginger Heat Patch, known in TCM as Sheng Jiang Tie (生姜贴), is a self-adhesive external patch combining ginger and mugwort (Ai Ye, 艾叶, Artemisia argyi) on a breathable non-woven fabric. In TCM theory, ginger is warm and acrid, associated with the Lung, Spleen, and Stomach channels, while mugwort is traditionally used for warming applications. This perforated thickened patch is designed for external warming support around the knees, neck, shoulders, and lumbar area.

Key Selling Points

• Self-adhesive warming patch combining ginger and mugwort
• Perforated thickened non-woven fabric for breathable wear
• Designed for external application to knees, neck, shoulders, and lumbar area
• Traditional TCM warming herbs in a convenient ready-to-use patch
• Sized 8 x 12 cm in an S-shaped die-cut format

Quality & Sensory

The patch typically presents a soft off-white to beige non-woven fabric with a faint herbal aroma of ginger and mugwort. The thickened perforated layer feels flexible and adheres smoothly to skin. It is an external-use product and is not intended for drinking or tasting.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• External warming application to the knee area
• External warming application to the neck and shoulder area
• External warming application to the lumbar area
• External warming support after fitness or exercise
• External warming support during cold or damp weather

Traditional Uses

In TCM folk practice, ginger and mugwort are traditionally associated with warming applications. External herbal patches are commonly placed over the knees, neck, shoulders, or lumbar region for comforting warmth. Traditionally, such patches are used during cold or damp seasons and after physical activity to provide a warming sensation to localized areas.

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