Product details
These aged moxa cones use a white paper wrap and are listed at approximately 18 × 27 mm, with 54 cones per red-and-yellow retail box. The archived catalog gives a 20:1 wool ratio, while the live listing states no ratio. Carton quantities also conflict: 136 versus 150 boxes. Confirm the batch ratio and carton quantity before quotation; a holder is not included.
What are these aged moxa cones?
Cylindrical moxa cones of aged mugwort wool in a white paper wrap, about 18 mm across and 27 mm long, 54 to a red-and-yellow retail box printed “陈艾柱” (aged moxa cone). The archived catalog entry gives a 20:1 moxa wool ratio; the live listing does not state a ratio.
Which configurations can be ordered?
- 1. Aged moxa cones in white paper wrap — box of 54 — the only option; approx. 18 x 27 mm per cone (product information panel); source-listed shipping unit weight 200 g, pack size 17 x 11 x 3 cm.
Unit weight is the listing’s shipping figure, not net moxa weight. Carton quantity conflicts: the live listing gives 136 boxes per carton, the archived catalog 150; confirm before ordering.
What are the materials, construction and packing?
- Material: aged mugwort wool, source-listed as Henan, China origin.
- Construction: moxa wool core rolled in white paper, open at both ends.
- Packing: 54 cones per retail box; 136 or 150 boxes per carton (sources conflict).
- Storage: keep in a ventilated, dry place away from strong sunlight.
- Custom options: the source states logo printing, processing customization and OEM are possible.
What does the manufacturer say about these cones?
The source listing describes these selling points:
- Soft, earth-yellow moxa wool with a sensible blend you can see.
- Mild, penetrating heat that is even and steady, warm but not drying.
- Light white smoke with a clean mugwort scent.
- Ash stays whole and grey-white after burning and does not scatter easily.
- Wool made with a process described as patented.
How is this product used?
Manufacturer’s illustrated steps for use with a moxa box (box not included); operate carefully to avoid burns:
- Take out a cone and fix it in the moxa box.
- Light the cone so it burns fully.
- Close the lid and adjust the vent: a larger vent gives more heat, a smaller vent less; keep the heat comfortable for the skin and never too hot.
- Put the box into its cloth cover and secure it on the area.
What general safety precautions apply?
Manufacturer precautions: do not leave burning moxa unattended, to avoid fire; keep the heat comfortably warm, never too hot. Do not use when overtired, very hungry or full, drunk, very angry, frightened or thirsty, sweating heavily or very weak; no more than 30 minutes on one area; not within half an hour after a meal; no bathing within 2 hours afterwards. Not for pregnant women or people allergic to mugwort or with an allergic constitution; people with serious illness should consult a doctor first; minors and people who cannot look after themselves only under adult supervision. Adjust the device vent; stop at once if it feels too hot or redness, itching or discomfort appears; if a blister forms, stop on that area, keep it dry and keep it clean. Keep away from flammable items such as bed sheets and cushions so falling ash cannot burn skin; empty built-up ash away from the body and always extinguish the cone after use. Take care on sensitive areas such as the face, eyes and genitals. The product does not replace medicines or medical devices.
General fire precautions (ours, not quoted from the source): keep away from children, ventilate the room and use only a heat-safe holder.
What should buyers confirm before ordering?
Confirm the ratio, carton packing, retail box artwork and whether neutral or own-brand packaging is required, holder fit, net weight, burn time, shelf life, current price, stock (the source shows low stock), minimum quantity, lead time and any test or export documents for the chosen order.
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