What is Guiling Ointment made of?

Guiling Plaster is mainly made of precious soft-shelled turtle and Smilax glabra as raw materials, supplemented with licorice, rehmannia root and other drugs.

Turtle paste is a traditional dessert in China, which is popular because of its unique taste and the curative effect of herbs. Here is a brief introduction to Guiling Ointment: Guiling Ointment originated in China and can be traced back to the Ming Dynasty at the earliest. Initially, it was a medicated diet made by Chinese medicine with turtles, fruit gum and other herbs.

Guiling paste tastes smooth and delicate, and it is semi-solid. Generally, after cooling, it is cut into blocks or packed in small bowls, and other ingredients such as peanuts and red beans can also be added. Turtle paste can be eaten as dessert, and can also be used as digestion and conditioning before or after meals. In addition to the traditional Guiling Ointment, there are some varieties with richer tastes and ingredients in the modern market, such as mango Guiling Ointment and chocolate Guiling Ointment, to meet the needs of consumers with different tastes.

Matters needing attention in purchasing Guiling Ointment

1, brand reputation: choose a brand with good reputation and reputation. You can refer to the evaluation and recommendation of consumers, or you can choose famous brands.

2. Composition and quality: Check the composition list and related information of the product to ensure that Guiling ointment is made of high-quality raw materials without adding too many chemical additives and artificial pigments. If possible, choose products made by traditional methods.

3. Packaging and storage: check whether the product packaging is complete and tight, and confirm whether the anti-counterfeiting mark is complete and clear. In addition, we should also pay attention to the shelf life and preservation methods of products to avoid buying expired or improperly stored products.

4. Channel selection: give priority to regular supermarkets, shopping malls and other reputable sales channels. Avoid buying in street stalls or places with unknown sources, so as not to buy inferior, fake and shoddy products.