Traditional Black Herbal Plaster Thin Neck and Shoulder Patch External Wellness Use

Traditional Black Herbal Plaster, known in TCM as Lao Hei Gao (老黑膏), is an external-use medicated patch with a herbal core on spunlace fabric. In TCM theory, black plasters are traditionally associated with warming, soothing, and supporting local comfort. This thin lightweight version is designed for neck and shoulder application as a wellness and massage aid. It is not self-heating and does not provide structural support.

Key Selling Points

• Traditional black herbal plaster with medicated core
• Thin lightweight design for comfortable wear
• Spunlace fabric backing for a soft feel
• Shaped for neck and shoulder application
• External wellness and massage support use

Quality & Sensory

The plaster is typically black with a smooth, slightly tacky herbal core layered on soft spunlace fabric. It has a characteristic herbal aroma and a thin flexible texture that conforms to the skin. It is intended for external application only and is not for eating or drinking.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• External application to the neck area
• External application to the shoulder area
• Use during wellness massage routines
• Use as a traditional external herbal patch

Traditional Uses

In TCM folk practice, black herbal plasters are traditionally applied externally to localized areas for warming and soothing comfort. They are commonly used on the neck and shoulders, sometimes after massage or during seasonal changes. Traditional use focuses on external application only, and the patch is not intended for internal consumption.

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