Sun’s VitalHerbCare® Acupoint Patches for Eye Relief

Acupoint Patches for Eye Relief

42 patches/ box

Sun’s VitalHerbCare® Acupoint Patches are a natural eye care product that provides soothing eye relief. Our eyes are constantly strained from hours of screen use and more. These patches are a non-invasive approach to eye relaxation and relief. 

How do they work?

Using Chinese herbal remedies, and combined with modern science, the herbal extracts within the patches help to

Recommended Uses
Helps relieve:

• Dry eyes
• Mild redness or irritation
• Tightness around the eyes
• Eye strain after long hours of computer or phone use
• Nighttime recovery and relaxation

Key Herbal Ingredients and Benefits

• Senecio Extract - Provides local anti-inflammatory effects when applied to the acupoints around the eyes. 
• Semen Plantaginis Extract -Soothes, hydrates and supports moisture balance around the eye area
• Kudzu Root Extract - Contains isoflavones to improve microcirculation around the eyes and relieve muscle tension. These dual effects are meant to promote eye relaxation when they feel strained. 
• Ligustri Lucidi Extract - It’s used in traditional Asian medicine to combat dry eye and general fatigue.

How to Use the Patches

1. Clean and dry the skin before bedtime.

2. Apply patches onto the indicated acupoints (Zanzhu, Taiyang, Chengqi).

3. Wear for 6–8 hours, then remove in the morning.

4. Stop use if discomfort occurs.

5. Single-use only; do not reuse.

Modern research indicates that the acupuncture points overlap with clusters of cells that contain a relatively large amount of adenosine triphosphate (ATP). When the acupuncture points are stimulated, these cells can produce a large amount of ATP to enhance cellular functions and fluid mobility.

By placing the Oculax patches on the Zan Zhu, Tai Yang, and Chengqi acupoints, the herb extracts can both stimulate and improve the cellular functions of the eyes.

• The Zan Zhu point is located above the eyebrows at the corner of the eye sockets and contains frontal arteries and veins. Helps ease pressure around the eyes.

• The Tai Yang (Temple) point is located 0.5 cm from the tip of the brow and contains orbital arteries and veins, and the temporal branch of the facial nerve. Traditionally used to relieve facial tension.

• The Chengqi point is located below the pupil at the orbital socket. It also contains facial arteries and veins along with facial nerves. Supports hydration and comfort under the eyes.

By stimulating these acupoints, micro-circulation is improved along with oxygen and nutrient transmission around the eyes.

Warnings
For external use only. Avoid contact with the eyes or damaged skin.
If pregnant or breast-feeding, consult a health professional.
Keep out of reach of children.