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Bright yellow can containing one long roll of medicated plaster, 3.9 inches wide by 157 inches long, by solstice medicine company. Text is written in chinese and english.
Baiyunsun Brand 701 Zhengtong Yaogao Medicated Plaster.
Package label for solstice medicine company's external analgesic, 10 pouches of 4 plasters per pouch, total 40 plasters, each plaster 3.93 by 2.75 inches (10 by 7 centimeters). Chinese and english text.

701 Dieda Zhengtong Yaogao – Pain Patch (Medicated Plaster)

701 Dieda Zhengtong Yaogao – Pain Patch (Medicated Plaster) used to relieve pain and discomfort associated with muscle and joint conditions, as well as minor injuries like sprains and strains. The product is applied topically, directly to the affected area.

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Bright yellow can containing one long roll of medicated plaster, 3.9 inches wide by 157 inches long, by solstice medicine company. Text is written in chinese and english.
This product: 701 Dieda Zhengtong Yaogao – Pain Patch (Medicated Plaster)

Yellow and red box of five yunnan baiyao pain patches, also called pain plasters. English and chinese text.

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Box of 16 yunnan baiyao capsules, with chinese and english text.

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Box of 5 herbal patches from solstice medicine company. Each patch, or plaster, is 7 centimeters by 10 centimeters. eqivalent to 2.75 inches by 4 inches.

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What is 701 Dieda Zhengtong Yaogao – Pain Patch (Medicated Plaster):

701 Dieda Zhengtong Yaogao pain patch (medicated plaster) provide temporary relief from minor aches and pains of muscles and joints, simple backache, arthritis, strains, bruises and sprains. This 701 herbal pain patch is used with remarkable results to relieve the pain of plantar fasciitis and bone spurs in areas not covered by thick muscles, including heel spurs and bone spurs in the shoulder area. .

Herbal Ingredients found in 701 Dieda Zhengtong Yaogao – Pain Patch (Medicated Plaster)

Active ingredients

  • Camphor (3.1%): When absorbed through the skin can act as a local anesthetic and antimicrobial agent.
  • Menthol (8%): Can be particularly effective in the support of joints and helping to relieve aches and pains.
  • Methyl Salicylate (10%): Works by causing skin to cool and then warm to help ease sensation of ache or pain.

Herbal Ingredients

Non-medicinal ingredients

  • Petrolatum
  • Gum resin
  • Paraffin
  • Paraffinum Liquidum leve
  • Natural rubber latex

Instructions for 701 Dieda Zhengtong Yaogao – Pain Patch (Medicated Plaster):

  • Clean and thoroughly dry affected area before application
  • Cut patch to the desired size
  • Remove film from patch and apply adhesive side to affected area
  • More effective after hot shower or massage
  • Remains effective for about 8 hours under normal conditions
  • Do not use for children under 2 years of age

Amount: Available in a can where the rolled plaster may be cut to size (3.9″ x 157″ per can).

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701 Dieda Zhengtong Yaogao – Pain Patch (Medicated Plaster)

These were first recommended to me by my acupunctureist. I have been using them for the past few years and they are my absolute go-to. They work wonderfully.

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Michele Holdsworth

ordered "Yaogao" product – received "Gao" product

You still had the 701″Yaogao” product listed online so I ordered it in good faith. Rec’d the 701″Gao” product – different ingredients non-medicated – customer service gave me the runaround and couldn’t/wouldn’t help due to this problem. Now I am stuck with the wrong product. Not at all satisfied with this transaction.

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Barbara Watson

It works

It works and it doesn’t take a minute for you to feel the differe.. I have shared it with my colleagues and they can’t wait to order.

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