Tue Hai Duong Moxas Incense | Ready-packed Herbal Product

About Moxas Incense

Mugwort is a herb commonly used in TCM. Its processed leaf fibers, known as moxa floss, are rolled into sticks and burned to warm selected acupuncture points. This external technique, called moxibustion, differs from drinking mugwort tea or herbal decoctions. Treatment points and duration should be chosen by a qualified practitioner.

Composition of Moxas Incense

• Products from: Tue Hai Duong, Vietnam.
• Packaging specifications: Small and medium sizes: 10 sticks per pack; large size: 7 sticks per pack.
• Key ingredients: Specially processed mugwort, herbal aromatic ingredients, Mai Lieu Long, moxa floss, Than Xa, musk, borneol and excipients.

Processed mugwort provides heat when burned, while aromatic ingredients contribute to the product’s characteristic scent. Ingredient names follow the supplied product description.

Main Benefits of Moxas Incense

In TCM, moxibustion is traditionally used to warm meridians, dispel Cold, support the flow of Qi and Blood, and ease feelings of muscular tension in suitable cases. These traditional uses are supportive practices, not proven cures or substitutes for medical diagnosis and treatment.

Best for Whom and Precautions for Use

Who may use them?

• Adults receiving moxibustion guidance from an Herb doctor.
• People with cold sensations or muscle tension who have been assessed as suitable for warming therapy.
• TCM clinics seeking conveniently packaged moxa supplies.
• Anyone exploring traditional wellness methods under professional supervision.

Important precautions

Do not use during pregnancy, on wounds or sensitive skin, or without medical clearance for diabetes, high blood pressure, older adults or children. Avoid smoke exposure if you have respiratory sensitivity. Burns and fire are possible; never leave a burning stick unattended.

Tue Hai Duong Medium-Sized Moxas Incense (10-count pack) – Back View | Thanh Tam Herbs

Instructions for Use: Moxas Incense

1. Prepare the area

Use a ventilated space, away from flammable materials. Have an ash tray and suitable extinguisher ready. Confirm the correct acupoints with an Herb doctor.

2. Warm the selected points

Light the tip evenly and hold it at a safe distance to create comfortable warmth. Never touch skin with the burning end. Move as instructed and stop immediately if heat becomes painful.

3. Adjust the heat

A larger glowing tip produces stronger heat; a smaller glowing area feels milder. Increase the distance for gentler warmth. Never bring the ember dangerously close to skin or blow hot ash toward the body.

4. Extinguish and store

After use, extinguish the ember completely with a suitable snuffer. The pack includes a yellow cap; follow its specific instructions and never place ordinary plastic directly on a hot ember. Check for remaining heat before storing unused portions in a dry location, out of children’s reach.

The original product guidance advises avoiding wind and water for approximately one hour afterward. Seek professional advice on aftercare; this is a traditional recommendation, not a medical requirement.