Snake slough (slightly roasted) 30 gm, Cicada slough (head, feet, and wings removed) 60 gm, Notopterygium root, Angelica root (washed, baked), Abalone shell (cooked with salt and east-flowing water for a period, then filtered and ground into powder), Chuanxiong rhizome, each 90 gm, Saposhnikovia root (branches removed), Poria (peeled), Licorice root (roasted), each 120 gm, Red peony root 390 gm, Tribulus terrestris (stir-fried, thorns removed) 250 gm, Atractylodes rhizome (soaked, peeled, stir-fried) 360 gm.

bubble_chart Preparation and Dosage

Grind the above ingredients into powder. Take 9 grams each time, mixed with rice-washed water or clear tea after meals.

bubble_chart Indications

Wind qi attacks, causing blurred vision and darkness, with foxtail millet-like growths on the eyelids, either painful or itchy, gradually developing nebula membranes, leading to unclear vision; and long-standing cases of partial or full head wind, pulling and twitching both eyes, gradually becoming smaller, with red and ulcerated eye sockets; also treats children's rash entering the eyes, white membranes covering the pupils, with redness, astringency, and dull pain.