The centipede sticker specially customized for people with knee pain and leg pain takes the centipede active extract as the core, compounded with various herbal extracts such as bone-penetrating grass, cinnamon branch, licorice, etc., and adopts a breathable sticker process to accurately act on knee joint pain points, quickly relieve soreness, tingling and activity discomfort, and provide targeted external care support for knee health.
Core components and advantages
1. Extract the active ingredients of natural centipede, cooperate with herbal essence to penetrate into the texture, relieve muscle tension around the joints, promote local circulation, and relieve pain and discomfort;
2. Using a medical-grade breathable non-woven fabric base, it is firmly pasted and does not fall off, has strong air permeability and does not sweat, the edge is soft and frictionless, fits the curve of the knee joint, and does not curl the edges when moving;
3. The mild formula is non-irritating, safer without oral administration, takes effect quickly after application, and continues to release maintenance ingredients to provide long-term care for the knee joint.
Applicable people and scenarios
1. Suitable for middle-aged and elderly people with knee degeneration, knee strain after exercise, leg pain caused by sitting for a long time, knee soreness, and knee discomfort caused by cold and fatigue;
2. It can be applied in scenes such as home rest, daily travel, and sedentary work, which does not affect daily activities such as walking and climbing, and relieves knee pain anytime, anywhere.
Instructions for use
1. Clean and dry the painful part of the knee joint to ensure that the skin is dry and free of oil stains.
2. Tear off the protective film of the medicine sticker, apply the medicine core precisely at the pain point, and gently press it to fit the skin;
3. 1 stick a day, use each stick for 8-12 hours, it is recommended to apply it at night (does not affect daytime activities), and the effect is more stable if you insist on using it.
