Pulse Diagnosis Wrist-rest Cushion

An essential accessory for Pulse Taking

A wrist pad made of a sponge covered in red velvet. Used by Chinese Medical Doctors for pulse diagnostic via the wrist.

This hand-made cushion is a must for pulse taking.

General Maintenance & Cares of product
* Do not apply excessive pressure to the cushion or bend it beyond its natural elastic limit.
* Store in a cool dry place when not in use, away from direct light and dusty environments.
* Clean with a moist cloth or soft brush.
* Never use abrasive cleaning agents or corrosive solvents.

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