Sun Ten Qing Wei San | Coptis & Rehmannia Formula Capsules | 清胃散 / Default Title

Coptis and Rehmannia in one capsule, a centuries-old pairing made modern for the shelf.

Sun Ten's Qing Wei San (清胃散) takes two herbs that have been showing up together in traditional formulas for a very long time and puts them in a capsule, which is convenient, because the alternative is boiling roots in a pot and hoping your kitchen doesn't smell like a monastery for a week. Coptis is the bitter one. Rehmannia is the cooling one. Together they're formulated to support healthy digestive comfort and a normal, balanced inflammatory response, the kind of internal weather system nobody thinks about until it's acting up.

What's Actually Going On Here

This is a traditional Chinese herbal blend, standardized by Sun Ten using their concentrated extraction process, which is a fancy way of saying they did the boiling for you so you don't have to smell like a monastery. Each capsule is meant to support the body's own balance, not override it. Nobody's claiming a miracle. We're claiming a formula with a long track record and a short ingredient list, which in supplement land is basically a magic trick.

• Supports healthy digestive comfort
• Supports a normal, balanced inflammatory response
• Promotes general gastrointestinal wellness
• Formulated with traditionally used herbal ingredients
• Convenient capsule form, no boiling, no straining, no monastery smell

Why Capsules and Not Tea

Traditional preparations of this formula come as a powder or a decoction, which sounds elegant until you realize "decoction" just means "tea you had to work for." Capsules skip the labor. You take one, you go about your day, and the herbs do whatever herbs do without requiring a stove. It's the same formula. It's just wearing a smaller outfit.

How People Use It

Qing Wei San fits into a daily wellness routine the way most traditional formulas do: consistently, and without drama. It's not a rescue remedy for a bad night. It's a quieter kind of support, the sort of thing that works in the background while you focus on things that aren't your stomach. Pair it with actual meals, actual water, and the general idea of taking care of yourself, and it does its job without asking for applause.

A Note On the Name

"Qing Wei San" translates roughly to "clear the stomach powder," which is either the most literal supplement name we've ever seen or a very honest one. Either way, it does exactly what it says on the label, assuming the label is written in a language most of us don't speak, in which case, trust us, it's honest.

*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.