What Are Chinese Medicine Balls?

The traditional Chinese medicine pill Laomi refining honey continued to be heated to brown-red color. Suitable for prescriptions containing a large amount of cellulose and minerals.

Chinese medicine pills

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The traditional Chinese medicine pill Laomi refining honey continued to be heated to brown-red color. Suitable for large amounts

Honey pills are spherical shapes made by mixing one or more medicinal powders with refined honey

1. Honey dosage: The ratio of general medicinal powder to refining honey is 10: 3, and the ratio of refining honey to water is 1: 3. The viscosity of the medicinal powder is different to change the honey water concentration and the amount of honey used.

2. Production steps:

(1) Demoulding: The medicine powder is adhered to form a pill with a size of 0.5-1 mm, and the pill is enlarged by layers on the foundation. The mold powder should be selected with moderate viscosity. The viscosity is too large, it is easy to stick, and the viscosity is too small, and it is not allowed to be molded. Molding method: drug powder with honey and mold, wet powder granulation and mold. The amount of medicine powder used for the mold is 2 to 5% of the total.

(2) Molding: Put the pellets made from the mold into the medicine powder, and shake to pan to make pills. (Put the small mold into a large amount of medicine powder, and make it larger like a snowball. Make it into pills.) Pay attention to control the size of the balls, add honey and even the amount of medicine, often step by step, large or small can be adjusted to thin Flooding. Aromatic and irritating powder can be poured into the middle layer

(3) Cover: refers to the pills that have been enlarged, qualified, and screened uniformly, and are selected to the size of the finished product with appropriate materials, so that the surface of the pills is dense, smooth and uniform in color. Commonly used methods