Seven Immortals Strip

Seven Immortals Strip,For all types of toxic sores and yin ulcers that have become chronic and developed fistulas, with pus and fluid oozing continuously.

Formulas Name : Seven Immortals Strip

Chinese Name : 七仙条

Drug Formulation

White Descending Pill, calcined gypsum, and Red Ascending Pill—each in equal parts; a small amount of borneol.

Source

*Secrets of the Medicine Chest*

Processing

Grind the above ingredients into a fine powder, form into strips with a paste, and air-dry for later use.

Benefits

For all types of toxic sores and yin ulcers that have become chronic and developed fistulas, with pus and fluid oozing continuously.

Instructions for Use

Insert into the ulcer and cover with a thin plaster.

Seven Immortals Strip,*Secrets of the Medicine Chest*,For all types of toxic sores and yin ulcers that have become chronic and developed fistulas, with pus and fluid oozing continuously.

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