Ginger extract, Wormwood, Sophora flavescens, Safflower, Natural polymer base
Application Area
Legs (specifically over varicose and spider veins)
Material (Patch)
Non-woven breathable fabric with herbal coating
Varicose Veins Herbal Care PatchOverview: This product is described as a natural herbal patch designed to target varicose veins, spider veins, and poor leg circulation1. It is formulated with warming herbs and utilises gentle transdermal delivery to help relieve swelling, improve blood flow, and restore smooth, healthier-looking legs1. The patch is safe for all skin types and suitable for both men and women1.Key Benefits: The patch offers several key benefits2:•Improves blood circulation and reduces stagnation in affected veins.•Relieves swelling, heaviness, pain, and inflammation.•Visibly reduces appearance of varicose and spider veins.•Soothes tired legs after long hours of standing or sitting.•Promotes natural healing with herbal ingredients.•Non-toxic, breathable material safe for daily use.How to Use: For application, follow these steps23:•Clean and dry the affected leg area.•Peel and apply the patch over varicose veins.•Massage gently or use heat therapy if desired.•Use continuously for best results (suggested: 15–30 days).Visible Progress Timeline: The sources suggest an expected progress timeline3:•15 Days: Reduced swelling, slight fading of veins.•30 Days: Visible lightening of varicose areas.•60 Days: Significant improvement in appearance & tone.Main Ingredients: The patch is infused with traditional herbal extracts3:•Ginger extract•Wormwood•Sophora flavescens•Safflower•Natural polymer basePrecautions: Important precautions to note34:•For external use only.•Do not apply to open wounds or infected areas.•Discontinue use if irritation occurs.•Pregnant or breastfeeding women should consult a doctor.Ideal For: This product is ideal for4:•Varicose and spider vein sufferers.•Individuals with poor leg circulation.•Those experiencing leg pain, heaviness, or fatigue.•People who stand or sit for long hours.
