One herbal compress ball, a luk pra kob (ลูกประคบ). Dried herbs are bundled in white cloth and tied with a handle. In a Thai massage, the ball is heated with steam, then pressed or rolled on the skin. It is for external use. It is not food, and it is not a detox patch.
The page names turmeric, lemongrass, kaffir lime peel, camphor, menthol, ginger, plai, morinda, shallot, garlic, and other herbs. The bag label lists the full ingredients. No size is printed.
Steam the ball for 3 to 5 minutes. Do not boil it in water. Test the heat on the inside of your wrist before it touches anyone. When it cools, steam it again. Keep it off broken skin, the eyes, and the face. Camphor and menthol can sting. Stop if the skin reacts. Do not eat it.
