Hai Ming Powder，*Zhi Zhi*, Volume 20.，For wind-induced eye conditions characterized by blurred vision, tearing, and corneal opacities.
Hai Ming Powder
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Formulas Name : Hai Ming Powder
Chinese Name : 海明散
Drug Formulation
1 liang of Chuanxiong, half a liang of Cangzhu (soaked overnight in a child’s urine, peeled, and roasted), half a liang of Muzie (knots removed, soaked in a child’s urine, and sun-dried), half a liang of Cicada Shells (washed and sun-dried), half a liang of Snake Skin (washed with soapberry water and roasted on a new tile), half a liang of Qianghuo, half a liang of Fangfeng,Half a liang of Leonurus seed, half a liang of paper mulberry fruit, half a liang of Lycium bark, half a liang of Schizonepeta spikes, half a liang of Tussilago flower, half a liang of white Tribulus (roasted, thorns removed), half a liang of crushed gypsum, half a liang of Asarum, half a liang of apricot kernels (soaked, skinned, sun-dried), half a liang of licorice (roasted in salt water), and 5 whole scorpions.
Source
*Zhi Zhi*, Volume 20.
Processing
Grind the ingredients into a fine powder.
Benefits
For wind-induced eye conditions characterized by blurred vision, tearing, and corneal opacities.
Instructions for Use
Take 1.5 qian per dose after meals or before bedtime; may be taken with a decoction of Qinpi.
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Hai Ming Powder,For wind-induced eye conditions characterized by blurred vision, tearing, and corneal opacities.