How it works
The white and tan patches create a bioelectric circuit across the area of discomfort, interrupting the pain signal and restoring energy flow along the meridian. No drugs or chemicals involved.
IceWave Patches
Natural, drug-free comfort support you can wear anywhere on your body.
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Around the area of discomfort — e.g. lower back (BL23/GV4), knee (ST35/GB34), neck (GB20/TB17), or shoulder (SI9/GB21). Use the Clock method (tan centered, white rotating) or the Sandwich method (white on right, tan on left of the spot).
Up to 12 hours as needed
Overview
IceWave is a two-patch system (one white, one tan) placed around an area of discomfort. It is discussed as comfort support rather than a painkiller — experiences vary from person to person.
Key benefits
- Two-patch system that can be placed anywhere on the body
- Commonly used for lower back, knee, shoulder, and neck comfort
- Drug-free alternative to topical creams
How to use
- 1IceWave uses a white patch and a tan patch together. General rule: white patch goes on the RIGHT side of the discomfort, tan patch goes on the LEFT.
- 2Clock method: Keep the tan patch fixed at the center of the pain point. Move the white patch around it like a clock: start at 12:00, wait a minute or two, and if the pain hasn't cleared, move it to 3:00, then 6:00, then 9:00 — testing each position until you find the one that resolves it.
- 3Sandwich method: Place the white patch on the RIGHT side of the pain point and the tan patch on the LEFT side, directly opposite each other, so the painful spot sits sandwiched between them. Best for a well-defined, localized spot (single joint, knot, or trigger point) rather than a diffuse area.
- 4If comfort doesn't change within a few minutes, reposition and test again. Hydration matters.
The Clock Method
- Place the tan patch right on the point of discomfort.
- Place the white patch about two finger widths away, at the 12 o'clock position.
- Move the white patch around like the hands of a clock — 12, 3, 6, then 9 — giving each spot a try.
- Keep it in the position where you feel the most relief.