Rounds the blend so no single herb dominates.
Twelve botanicals, milled and sealed into a pouch that lasts 100 uses.
Coarse-milled, never powdered, so the volatile oils survive storage. No fragrance, no fixatives, nothing synthetic — the same warming-compress formula Vietnamese households have used for generations.
Mugwort
Ngải cứuThe base of the blend, traditionally used for stiff, cold lower backs.
Ginger
GừngWarming and pungent — the note you smell first.
Homalomena
Thiên niên kiệnA forest rhizome long used in compresses for aching joints.
Turmeric
NghệEarthy and resinous, a fixture of Vietnamese home remedies.
Angelica root
Bạch chỉSweet and woody, a classic of northern herbal medicine.
Aged tangerine peel
Trần bìDried and aged rather than fresh, for a softer citrus oil.
Cinnamon
QuếFrom Yen Bai — the longest-lasting scent in the pouch.
Star anise
HồiGrown in Lang Son, where the trees have been tended for centuries.
Licorice root
Cam thảoThe base of the blend, traditionally used for stiff, cold lower backs.
Cajeput oil
Tinh dầu tràmThe only oil, added last so it survives the heat.
Sichuan lovage
Xuyên khungTraditionally paired with mugwort in warming compresses.
Lemongrass
SảA bright citrus lift over the heavier roots.
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What six weeks with the pad usually looks like.
- Heat reaches 45°C in about four minutes
- Scent release starts a minute later
- Most users report looser movement the next morning
- Heat reaches 45°C in about four minutes
- Scent release starts a minute later
- Most users report looser movement the next morning
- Heat reaches 45°C in about four minutes
- Scent release starts a minute later
- Most users report looser movement the next morning
Independent trial · n=214 · 6 weeks
Measured against a standard electric pad.
Larger reduction in reported daily stiffness at week six.
Longer relief after the pad was switched off.
Still using the pad at least weekly after three months.
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Recommended by the people who treat backs all day.
“Heat is the most underused tool in my clinic.”
“Heat is the most underused tool in my clinic.”
“Heat is the most underused tool in my clinic.”
Why not just a hot water bottle?
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6,412 reviews. 4.8 average.
Collected by an independent verifierThree weeks in, the warmth lasts an hour after I take it off. That is new.
Three weeks in, the warmth lasts an hour after I take it off. That is new.
Three weeks in, the warmth lasts an hour after I take it off. That is new.
One pad. Choose how the refills arrive.
The pad ships once. Refill pouches are what you re-order — cancel or pause any time.
The pad, controller, and one 30-use herbal refill.
The pad, controller, and one 30-use herbal refill.
The pad, controller, and one 30-use herbal refill.
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Use it for two months. Send it back if it does nothing for you.
Full refund on the pad and any unopened refills, return shipping included.
Questions people ask before buying
How is this different from a normal heating pad?+
The element runs far-infrared rather than surface resistance heat, and the cotton face holds a sealed herbal pouch.
How is this different from a normal heating pad?+
The element runs far-infrared rather than surface resistance heat, and the cotton face holds a sealed herbal pouch.
How is this different from a normal heating pad?+
The element runs far-infrared rather than surface resistance heat, and the cotton face holds a sealed herbal pouch.
How is this different from a normal heating pad?+
The element runs far-infrared rather than surface resistance heat, and the cotton face holds a sealed herbal pouch.
How is this different from a normal heating pad?+
The element runs far-infrared rather than surface resistance heat, and the cotton face holds a sealed herbal pouch.