Thai snake medicine
Snake medicine
Products found: 6
-10% S37 Musculoskeletal System Treatment Fung Zhi Wan 240 pills
$185.13 $205.70
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-10% S37s Musculoskeletal System Treatment Fung Zhi Wan 120 pills
$111.66 $124.07
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-10% S32s Liver Treatment and Immune System Improvement Ser Tan Wan 120 pills
$111.63 $124.03
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-10% S32 Liver Treatment and Immune System Improvement Ser Tan Wan 240 pills
$189.49 $210.54
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-10% S34s Lungs Treatment and Skin Anti-Aging Sur Ying Wan 120 pills
$98.01 $108.90
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-10% S34 Lungs Treatment and Skin Anti-Aging Sur Ying Wan 240 pills
$196.02 $217.80
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Three Formulas in the Series: What's the Difference?
Thai snake medicine is a branch of traditional practice supported in Thailand by snake farms and herbal shops. This section features six items: three formulas – Ser Tan Wan, Sur Ying Wan, and Fung Zhi Wan – each available in jars of 120 and 240 capsules.
The compositions are produced by a single manufacturer and differ in their intended use. These are herbal capsules for internal use; the full composition is printed on the packaging.
- Ser Tan Wan (S32, S32s) – a formula traditionally associated in Thai practice with liver function and the body's natural defenses.
- Sur Ying Wan (S34, S34s) – a composition traditionally used for respiratory support and skin health.
- Fung Zhi Wan (S37, S37s) – traditionally taken for discomfort in joints and muscles.
The 's' suffix in the SKU indicates a small jar: these are the same compositions with 120 capsules instead of 240.
How to Choose
- If you are new to a composition, choose the 120-capsule jar, designed for a shorter course.
- If you are familiar with the composition, the 240-capsule jar offers better value per serving.
- One formula at a time: in Thai practice, these three compositions are not typically taken simultaneously.
- Not suitable for pregnant or breastfeeding women, or adolescents under 18 years of age.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is snake venom ointment available in your catalog?
No, we do not carry external products with snake venom. Thai snake medicine primarily refers to capsules for internal use. For topical application, Thai tradition uses Ya Mong balms with menthol, camphor, and herbal oils.
Do you sell snake tinctures?
No. Snake tinctures, snake fat, and dried snakes are market formats found within Thailand itself and do not meet certification requirements for import. From this category, we only import capsules.
What is a snake farm in Thailand?
It is a facility where snakes, most often the Siamese cobra (Naja siamensis), are kept. Some farms supply laboratories that extract venom for serums, while others are open to visitors. Herbal compositions are often sold at these locations, hence the name of this traditional practice.
How much does it cost and how do I order?
We ship internationally.
See also: Thai Balms and Joint and Muscle Support.
Dietary supplements are not medicines and do not replace medical consultation. Please read the instructions and contraindications before use.