| The term "moxibustion" is derived from the Japanese "Moe Kusa" meaning "burning herb". Moxa is obtained from the herbal plant "Arternisia Vulgaris", also commonly called mugwort. Due to advancements in research and technology, many new methods and techniques of moxibustion are possible. Moxa should always be administered and used under the supervision of a qualified practitioner. |
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Traditional Moxa Rolls Chinese traditional packed moxa rolls are used for indirect moxa heat treatment. Pure Rolls contain only moxa. Paper covered rolls are approximately 8.3" x 0.75" in diameter. They are packed in a box of 10 | | Yamasho Needle Moxa Japanese rolled moxa for heating the metal handle of acupuncture needles. 8" x 0.4" roll separates into eight 1" long individual pieces. Includes a wooden skewer for making a hole in the roll for needle handle. Each box contains 30 sticks (300 pieces). |
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Smokeless Moxa Rolls Produces less smoke and odor. Uniform and slow burning, these rigid, compressed sticks are 4.5" x 0.6" diameter and contain a proprietary combination of moxa and herbs. A lighter or candle is necessary to light. Each box contains 5 rolls. | | Super Pure Moxa Super pure moxa with extra fine texture is used for direct Japanese style moxibustion. Easy to roll, makes a fine thread, sesame, or rice size moxa. Less moxa smoke or odor is produced by this clean grade moxa. |
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Thermie Tiger Warmer Acu-point moxa heating device as taught by Kiiki Matsumoto. Portable, hand held, acu-point moxa heating device. Easy-to-use, effective for warming and massaging small areas or points on the hands, feet and body. The burning moxa stick warms the chrome plated brass (stainless steel like), spring adjustable outer cover. To use, insert moxa stick into the inner sleeve with holding clamps, ignite, and place sleeve into the outer protective cover. Adjust the burning moxa stick in the holding clamps as necessary during treatment. Small Warmer is 4.8" x 0.4" dia and uses Hand Power-1, Hand Power-3 and Hand Power-4 moxa sticks. Used for warming small points. Large Warmer is 5.5" x 0.55" dia, produces more heat than the smaller version, and is used for warming larger points and areas. Burns the thicker 0.25" dia moxa sticks, Hand Power-7 and Hand Power-8. | | |
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Chosei-Kyu Ibuki Moxa Chosei-Kyu stick on Moxa offers a uniform hot heat indirect moxa. Consists of a 0.4" x 0.2" dia rolled cylinder of pure moxa on a pentagon shaped sticky base which adheres to the acu-point. The warming moxa heat builds slowly to a momentary acute heat, and recedes gradually. A hole in the plinth (base) allows the moxa heat to warm the treated points. Box of 100 | | Onnetsu-Ku Electric Moxa Warmer Hand held acu-point warmer from Japan. 0.8" dia heating head with screw cap uses replaceable cloth covers which have been treated with moxa. Warming heat penetrates through the moxa cap yielding beneficial indirect moxa treatment. |
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Safety Warmer - Smokeless Moxa/Tiger Warmer Like Heat The Safety Warmer is a new and innovative acupuncture point warming device. It is an ideal alternative to burning moxa in a smoke-free office and for patients sensitive to smoke. Provides similar benefits to traditional moxa heat therapy but with a regulated temperature and without smoke or odor. The Safety Warmer is so safe and easy-to-use it can be sold to patients for at-home treatments. The probe is simply placed directly on desired points and moved or removed as needed until skin area becomes pink, making sure to adjust for individual sensitivity. A thin cotton fabric may also be used to modify the heat. For enhanced benefits, this device can be used in combination with Moxa Balm, Spray, or Tincture. | ||
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