Hundred-Point Ointment

Hundred-Point Ointment,For a long-standing corneal opacity that has come to obscure the pupil, causing blurred vision and a hazy, cloud-like appearance.

Formulas Name : Hundred-Point Ointment

Chinese Name : 百点膏

Drug Formulation

Ruiren (with skin and tip removed) 3 fen, Angelica sinensis root 6 fen, Licorice 6 fen, Fangfeng 8 fen, purified Coptis 2 qian (chopped to the size of a sesame seed; add 1 large bowl of water and decoct until reduced to half, then incorporate into the mixture).

Source

From *The Secret Treasures of the Orchid Chamber*, Volume 1.

Processing

Chop the ingredients into pieces the size of a sesame seed; separately grind the Ruiren seeds into a paste. Simmer them together until the mixture does not disperse when dropped into water. Add a small amount of honey (after skimming off the foam), and simmer briefly until done.

Benefits

For a long-standing corneal opacity that has come to obscure the pupil, causing blurred vision and a hazy, cloud-like appearance.

Instructions for Use

Instruct the patient to apply it with a calm mind until a slight pain is felt in the eye, 5–7 times a day; application before bedtime is particularly effective. This is called the “Hundred-Drops Ointment”; it is best to apply it frequently to ensure the medicinal properties are sustained.

Hundred-Point Ointment,From *The Secret Treasures of the Orchid Chamber*, Volume 1.,For a long-standing corneal opacity that has come to obscure the pupil, causing blurred vision and a hazy, cloud-like appearance.

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