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Jinhua Eye Drops

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Jinhua Eye Drops,Heat in the liver, stagnation of blood and meridians, deficiency of body fluids, resulting in dryness, soreness, and pain in the eyes.

Formulas Name : Jinhua Eye Drops

Chinese Name : 点眼金华水

Drug Formulation

1 fen of Coptis powder, 7 apricot kernels (remove skin, tip, and double kernels; finely ground), 1 piece of realgar (pea-sized; ground), 1 piece of frankincense (black bean-sized; ground), 1 zi of verdigris (calcined),1 qian bi of talcum powder (ground), 3 wen of ancient green copper coins (soaked with the other ingredients), half a qian bi of borneol (ground), half a qian bi of talc (ground), and half a qian bi of mugwort ash (ground).

Source

*Shengji Zonglu*, Volume 106.

Processing

Except for the three ancient copper coins, grind all the above ingredients into a fine powder. Place the powder and the ancient coins inside a cotton pouch and soak in well water for 21 days.

Benefits

Heat in the liver, stagnation of blood and meridians, deficiency of body fluids, resulting in dryness, soreness, and pain in the eyes.

Instructions for Use

Apply to the inner corner of the eye.

Jinhua Eye Drops,*Shengji Zonglu*, Volume 106.,Heat in the liver, stagnation of blood and meridians, deficiency of body fluids, resulting in dryness, soreness, and pain in the eyes.

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