Traditional Old Black Herbal Plaster Patches for Back and Neck External Use 3 Patches per Box

Traditional Old Black Herbal Plaster, known in Chinese herbal practice as Lao Hei Gao (老黑膏), is a classic external-use plaster made with mugwort (Artemisia argyi) and traditional herbal ingredients. In TCM tradition, black plasters are applied externally to areas of discomfort such as the lower back, neck, and joints. Each box contains 3 patches on a non-woven fabric backing for convenient topical application.

Key Selling Points

• Traditional old-style black herbal plaster in a 3-patch box
• Formulated with mugwort (Ai Ye), a staple herb in Chinese external applications
• Non-woven fabric backing designed for comfortable wear on skin
• Suited for external application on the lower back, neck, and joint areas
• Produced by a dedicated herbal products manufacturer for consistent supply

Quality & Sensory

The patches typically present as dark black-brown herbal plaster on a light non-woven backing, with the warm, grassy aroma characteristic of mugwort-based plasters. The plaster layer is typically soft and pliable, allowing it to adhere smoothly to the skin when applied.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• External application on the lower back area after long hours of sitting or physical work
• Topical use on the neck and shoulder region during seasonal changes
• Application on joints such as knees or elbows as part of a traditional care routine
• Convenient patch format for home use or travel

Traditional Uses

In traditional Chinese practice, black herbal plasters have long been applied externally to the lower back, neck, and joints. Mugwort-based preparations are traditionally associated with warming the local area and supporting comfort in muscles and joints. Such plasters are commonly used in folk wellness routines, especially in cold or damp seasons, and are applied to clean, intact skin for a period before removal.

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