Mugwort Navel Patch Ai Cao Du Qi Tie 30 Pills with 30 Patches Traditional Moxibustion Style Wellness Stickers

Mugwort Navel Patch, known in TCM as Ai Cao Du Qi Tie (艾草肚脐贴), is a topical wellness set made with mugwort (Artemisia argyi) leaf material. Each box contains 30 small herbal pills and 30 adhesive patches designed for navel application. In TCM practice, the navel is regarded as an important point for external herbal application, and mugwort is traditionally associated with warming and supporting circulation. This set is intended for external use only as part of a daily wellness routine.

Key Selling Points

• Complete set with 30 herbal pills and 30 adhesive navel patches per box
• Made with mugwort leaf material, a staple of traditional Chinese moxibustion practice
• Topical navel application format requiring no burning or smoke
• Convenient stick-on design suitable for use at home, at work, or during exercise recovery
• Produced by a Henan-based facility specializing in mugwort products

Quality & Sensory

The pills typically appear as small dark green to brownish-green balls with a dense, slightly moist texture and a characteristic herbal mugwort aroma. The adhesive patches are typically thin, flexible discs with a breathable backing and a mild plant scent.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• Apply to the navel area as part of a daily wellness routine
• Use after workouts or during fitness and body-care sessions
• Wear during rest periods at home or in the office
• Suitable for seasonal wellness practices in cooler months

Traditional Uses

In traditional Chinese practice, mugwort is one of the most widely used herbs for external application, commonly featured in moxibustion and herbal compresses. The navel, known as the Shenque point, has historically been used as a site for external herbal pastes and pills. Traditionally, such applications were associated with warming the body, supporting comfort, and complementing seasonal wellness routines. This product follows that external-use tradition in a modern stick-on format.

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