Miao Herbal Neck and Shoulder Patch 13x16cm External Topical Paste for Neck Fatigue

Miao Herbal Neck and Shoulder Patch, known in TCM as Miao Jia Hua Bu Jian Jing Tie Gao (苗家花布肩颈贴膏), is an external topical paste supplied in 13x16cm patches. The formula includes Xu Chang Qing (徐长卿), Shen Jin Cao (伸筋草), Jiu Long Teng (九龙藤), Wu Xiang Xue Teng (五香血藤), Xue Jie (血竭), San Qi (三七), Xu Duan (续断), Du Zhong (杜仲), Bing Pian (冰片), Zhang Nao (樟脑), and Bo He Nao (薄荷脑). In TCM theory, these herbs are traditionally associated with warming, soothing, and invigorating topical use for neck and shoulder discomfort. It is applied directly to the skin and is not a heating pad.

Key Selling Points

• External topical patch for neck and shoulder application
• 13x16cm rectangular patch size for localized coverage
• Herbal formula includes Xu Chang Qing, San Qi, Du Zhong, and Bing Pian
• Miao-style cloth-backed paste with polyester fabric material
• No self-heating action; simply peel and apply to the affected area

Quality & Sensory

The patch typically has a soft polyester fabric backing with a dark herbal paste layer. It usually carries a cool, aromatic scent from Bing Pian, Zhang Nao, and Bo He Nao. The texture is adhesive and pliable, designed to conform to the neck and shoulder area. It is for external use only and is not intended to be tasted or consumed.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• External application to the neck and shoulder area
• Topical use during long periods of desk work or device use
• External support for sedentary office routines
• Topical application for older adults with neck and shoulder fatigue
• External use for physically demanding work routines

Traditional Uses

In TCM topical practice, formulas containing Xu Chang Qing, Shen Jin Cao, San Qi, Du Zhong, and aromatic herbs such as Bing Pian are traditionally used in external pastes for neck and shoulder discomfort. The herbs are commonly associated with warming, moving, and soothing actions when applied to the skin. This patch follows that external paste tradition and is typically applied directly to the affected area for localized, traditional topical care.

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