Far Infrared Herbal Pain Relief Patch for Neck Shoulder Lumbar Support Adults Non-Woven Fabric

Far Infrared Herbal Patch (Yuan Hong Wai Tie, 远红外贴) is a non-woven fabric external patch traditionally used in TCM for localized discomfort. In TCM theory, such warming plasters are associated with moving Qi and Blood, dispelling Cold, and relaxing tight muscles. Commonly applied to the neck, shoulders, lower back, or lumbar area for soft tissue strain. For adult external use only.

Key Selling Points

• Far infrared warming patch for localized external application
• Non-woven fabric backing for comfortable skin contact
• Traditionally used in TCM to warm channels and relax muscles
• Shaped for neck, shoulder, lumbar, and back areas
• Designed for adult use on soft tissue discomfort

Quality & Sensory

The patch is typically a soft off-white to beige non-woven fabric with a mild herbal aroma. It adheres smoothly to the skin and provides a gentle warming sensation. No taste is described as it is for external use only.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• External application to the neck for muscle tightness
• External application to the shoulder area
• External application to the lower back or lumbar region
• External use on soft tissue strain areas

Traditional Uses

In traditional Chinese medicine, warming external plasters are applied to acupoints or painful areas to help move Qi and Blood, dispel Cold, and ease localized stiffness. They are commonly used on the neck, shoulders, lower back, and limbs after fatigue or exposure to cold. Traditional practice favors clean, dry skin and short-term application.

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