Capsaicin

Delivers deep warming relief that helps ease knee discomfort.

Supports mobility during walking, stairs, and daily movement.

Builds effect with consistent use for steady comfort over days.

Menthol

Provides instant cooling comfort for an immediate easing sensation.

Soothes soreness and balances capsaicin’s warmth for a pleasant cool–warm feel.

Helps you feel ready to move sooner after application.

Ginger

Offers natural soothing support for stiff, overworked knees.

Comforts during daily activity—walking, standing, and light exercise.

Complements other botanicals for a well‑rounded calming effect.

Wormwood (Artemisia absinthium)

Targets local aching and tenderness for noticeable comfort.

Supports ease of movement when getting up, down, or changing direction.

Works synergistically with warming and cooling agents for balanced relief.

Processed Aconite (Fuzi)

Provides deep, warming comfort that relaxes tense, tight areas around the knee.

Enhances overall soothing when combined with other botanicals in the patch.

Ideal for days when knees feel heavy, cold, or overworked.

Adhesion & Delivery — Borneol + Azone (Laurocapram)

Helps the patch stay put comfortably during daily wear.

Optimizes delivery of key botanicals through the skin for effective, targeted comfort.

Supports consistent, long‑lasting relief without mess or frequent reapplication.

Patch Format (Why a Patch?)

Steady, time‑released comfort right where you need it.

No mess, no transfer—easy to wear under clothing.

Designed for on‑the‑go relief at work, school, or training.

For educational product description purposes only. Individual experience may vary.

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Last updated: August 27, 2025.