Jin Gu Die Shang Wan is a time-honored formula made with 22 herbs that work together to support healing after injuries to bones, sinews, and soft tissues. Hugh has practiced martial arts since childhood, and this has long been a trusted part of his routine to support swift recovery after the bumps and bruises that come with training. Shop Jin Gu Die Shang

A beloved longevity tonic, Qi Bao Mei Ran Dan is one of Janet’s longtime favorites. She often recommends it for patients with signs of Kidney Jing and Liver Blood deficiency, especially when periodontal issues are part of the picture. Yvonne loves how it supports strong, lustrous hair! Shop Qi Bao Mei Ran Dan

Richard’s go-to formula is Jin Gui Shen Qi Wan. Known for warming and tonifying Kidney Yang, this popular formula is often used to support the lower back and weak knees—and for Richard, it’s especially helpful for keeping his cold hands and feet feeling warm and comfortable. Shop Jin Gui Shen Qi

A practitioner recommended Bu Fei for a lingering cough and Eva quickly noticed an improvement. In TCM, Bu Fei Tang "Tonify the Lungs Decoction" is used to nourish Lung Qi and Yin, helping to relieve chronic, weak, or dry coughs—especially those that linger after illness or depletion. Shop Bu Fei Wan

Qing Qi Hua Tan Wan was prescribed to Skye 35 years ago. It worked so well for his Phlegm Heat in the Lungs that he became a Chinese herbalist and acupuncturist, changing the direction of his life. Shop Qing Qi Hua Tan

Kelly’s trusted go-to when she or a family member feels a respiratory bug coming on is Gan Mao Ling. Useful for cases of Wind-Heat or mild Wind-Cold invasion, it is commonly associated with the early stages of external imbalance, when symptoms may come on suddenly. Shop Gan Mao Ling

Loleta loves Yin Chiao when she's traveling and always has it in her purse for the first signs of a sniffle. Martin loves it for early signs of a cold, but has also found it sometimes helps with his allergies! In TCM, Yin Chiao Dispels Wind, Clears Heat, and Expels Toxic-Heat. Shop Yin Chiao

One of the first formulas ever prescribed to Lauren by an acupuncturist, Gui Pi Wan is a formula that she has returned to numerous times over the years to strengthen her Spleen and tonify her Qi and Blood. Shop Gui Pi

Curing Pills is a favorite among all of our staff, but is a stand out product for both Hong & Brian. Useful for food stagnation when digestion feels slow or uncomfortable, this gentle formula helps get things moving without being harsh, making it a reliable choice for everyday digestive support, or following a big meal during the holidays. Shop Curing PIlls

Gan Mai Da Zao San is Dana's choice when the stress of the day keeps her awake. The calming, sedating herbs in this formula nourish the Heart and Calms the Hun and Shen for a peaceful evening. Shop Serene Spirit

Mei loves the whole herb Mai Men Dong for its deeply soothing qualities. Traditionally used to support lung health, this gentle yet powerful herb helps nourish and calm the lungs while also offering a grounding, comforting effect on the mind. Shop Mai Men Dong

Sha Shen Mai Men Dong Tang is a gentle, nourishing formula used when dryness injures the Lung and Stomach fluids—often presenting as a dry or hacking cough. The formula soothes irritation and restores respiratory comfort. Danny finds it helpful for loosening and lessening the phlegm caused by smoking. Shop Sha Shen Mai Men Dong

Maggie’s go-to pairing is Ming Mu Di Huang Wan with Qi Ju Di Huang Wan. This classic duo supports Liver and Kidney Yin, often linked with tired, dry, overworked eyes. After long hours on the computer, Maggie uses them to help her eyes feel replenished and refreshed by the end of the day. Shop Ming Mu Di Huang & Lycii Chrysanthemum