Li Dan Pian Tablets – Plum Flower – 84 Tablets
Traditional Chinese Herbal Formula | Eight Botanical Ingredients | Convenient Tablet Format
Discover Li Dan Pian, a traditional Chinese herbal formula from Plum Flower. Made with eight botanical ingredients, these ready-to-use tablets offer a convenient way to explore traditional Chinese herbal preparations without brewing or simmering loose herbs.
Whether you're familiar with Li Dan Pian or purchasing it following a recommendation from your qualified herbal practitioner, you'll find the ingredient information, directions, and precautions you need right here.
Li Dan Pian Product Details
| Product Information | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Li Dan Pian |
| Brand | Plum Flower |
| Product Type | Herbal Dietary Supplement |
| Form | Tablets |
| Package Size | 84 Tablets |
| Botanical Ingredients | Eight |
| Country of Origin | China |
| Label Directions | 4 tablets, 3 times daily |
The Eight Traditional Herbs in Li Dan Pian
Li Dan Pian contains eight botanicals with a history of use in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). Chinese herbal literature describes ingredients using traditional concepts such as Qi, Heat, Dampness, and herbal preparation methods.
The chart below identifies each ingredient and explains its place in traditional Chinese herbal classification.
| Traditional Name | Botanical Identification | Traditional Chinese Herbal Background |
|---|---|---|
| Huang Qin | Scutellaria baicalensis, root | Historically classified among herbs associated with the traditional Heat and Dampness categories. |
| Tu Mu Xiang | Inula helenium, root | Traditionally included in the aromatic, Qi-regulating category of Chinese herbal literature. |
| Jin Qian Cao | Lysimachia christinae, herb | Historically associated with the Damp-Heat category in traditional Chinese herbal texts. |
| Jin Yin Hua | Lonicera japonica, flower | Traditionally classified among herbs associated with Heat-related patterns in Chinese herbal theory. |
| Yin Chen Hao | Artemisia capillaris, herb | Historically associated with Damp-Heat classifications and the traditional Liver and Gallbladder systems. |
| Chai Hu | Bupleurum chinense, root | Traditionally associated with Qi classifications and the Shaoyang concept in Chinese herbal literature. |
| Da Qing Ye | Isatis indigotica, leaf | Historically categorized among herbs associated with Heat and Blood concepts in traditional Chinese herbal theory. |
| Da Huang |
Rheum palmatum, root and rhizome |
Traditionally classified among purgative herbs in classical Chinese herbal literature. |
Understanding Traditional Herbal Terminology
Traditional Chinese Medicine uses historical concepts such as Qi, Heat, Dampness, Blood, Liver, Gallbladder, and Shaoyang to organize herbal knowledge.
These terms belong to a traditional system of classification and do not necessarily correspond to modern anatomical organs, medical diagnoses, or scientifically established physiological effects.
The descriptions above provide historical information about individual botanicals. They do not establish that Li Dan Pian produces any particular health outcome.
What Is Li Dan Pian?
Li Dan Pian is a traditional Chinese herbal combination prepared in tablet form. The word Pian means tablet in Chinese herbal product names.
The formula brings together eight botanicals found in traditional Chinese herbal literature. Instead of measuring individual herbs and preparing a decoction, customers can use the finished tablets according to the directions on the bottle.
How to Take Li Dan Pian Tablets
Directions on the supplied label: Take 4 tablets by mouth, 3 times daily, or follow the instructions of your qualified healthcare professional.
Swallow with water. Do not exceed the labeled directions without professional guidance.
At the stated daily serving of 12 tablets, one 84-tablet bottle provides approximately 7 days of use.
Why Choose Plum Flower Li Dan Pian Tablets?
No Brewing Required
The finished tablet format eliminates the need to prepare a traditional herbal decoction.
Traditional Botanical Combination
Eight Chinese herbal ingredients are combined in one convenient product.
Easy to Carry
The compact bottle is practical for home storage or travel.
Established Herbal Brand
Plum Flower is a recognized supplier of traditional Chinese herbal products.
Quality and Confidence at 1st Chinese Herbs
When choosing traditional herbal products, clear labeling, accurate ingredient information, and a dependable retailer matter.
1st Chinese Herbs has served customers since 1994, offering Chinese bulk herbs, herbal extracts, powders, tablets, and accessories.
We believe shopping for traditional Chinese herbs should be straightforward, with helpful information and friendly customer service.
Family-Owned | Trusted Since 1994 | Chinese Herbal Specialists
Important Safety Information
Do not use if pregnant or nursing.
Consult a qualified healthcare professional before use, particularly if you take prescription medications, have a medical condition, or plan to combine this formula with other supplements.
This formula contains Da Huang (rhubarb root and rhizome). Rhubarb preparations containing stimulant anthraquinones may cause abdominal cramping, diarrhea, and electrolyte disturbances. Seek professional guidance regarding appropriate use and duration.
Discontinue use and seek medical advice if an adverse reaction occurs.
Keep out of reach of children. Follow the storage instructions on the manufacturer's label.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does Li Dan Pian mean?
Li Dan Pian is the traditional Chinese name of this formula. The word Pian refers to tablets. Product names in traditional herbal systems may reflect historical terminology rather than scientifically established effects.
Do I need to prepare the herbs before taking these tablets?
No. Li Dan Pian is supplied in a finished tablet format, so brewing or decoction is unnecessary.
How long does one bottle last?
At the labeled serving of four tablets three times daily, an 84-tablet bottle lasts approximately seven days.
Can I take Li Dan Pian with other supplements?
Consult your healthcare professional before combining supplements, especially if they contain overlapping botanical ingredients or you take medication.
Explore Traditional Chinese Herbs at 1st Chinese Herbs
Looking for a convenient traditional herbal formula? Plum Flower Li Dan Pian provides eight botanical ingredients in an easy-to-use tablet format.
Order Li Dan Pian Tablets by Plum Flower from 1st Chinese Herbs, your trusted source for Chinese herbal products since 1994.
FDA Disclaimer: These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
