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Expiry Date: August 12 2023 Please take note Thailand Manufacturing & Expiration dates are printed in DATE/MONTH/YEAR format The Number 1 brand in inhaler in Thailand is finally here in the Philippines. Introducing POY-SIAN MARK II 2-in-1 INHALER. Indulge in the refreshing benefits of Peppermint and Eucalyptus oil in each Poy-sian Stick. Each Stick is an economical and handy source of aromatic freshness in fun and colorful packaging. It comes with two different aromatic ends. Upper end is 1cc of peppermint oil stick while the other end is 1cc of pure eucalyptus oil. Use it to de-stress, relax and freshen up instantly. Relieves dizziness and helps unclog nose due to colds. The best thing about Poysian is that its totally made with natural ingredients. What is the deal with Thai nasal inhalers? Thai menthol inhalers and herbal inhalers are a cultural phenomenon. The rest of the world has taken notice. If you’ve ever been to Thailand you must have seen at least one person using a nasal inhaler. You might also have even seen someone with one of those little tubes hanging from their nose as if it was no one’s business. These are called ya dom meaning literally “medicinal inhaler.” Thai people have been using this type of traditional medicine for thousands of years. It is believed that the first ya dom was created as far back as two thousand years ago. The Thai herbal medicine has roots in Chinese herbal medicine as it does in other Asian countries. Indonesia, China and other countries have their own versions of aromatic oils and aromatherapy. Ayurveda also uses aromatherapy as part of their healing practices. What are menthol inhalers and herbal inhalers good for? The strong smell of a nasal inhaler serves lots of purposes. From covering up nasty city smells or masking pollution, to clearing up nasal passages. The most impressive effect is that it revives the senses and gives a feeling of heightened energy. The page about inhalers in the world famous Very Thai Book How Ya Dom made its way to the rest of the world Thailand is not the only country that uses herbal medicines as aromatherapy, but the use of ya dom is so widespread that it surprises every single visitor to the Kingdom. In fact, the nasal inhaler collection at home takes a large space of my closet, and pockets and totes and backpacks…. The Poy Sian brand inhaler has become popular with office workers in Japan who stay up all hours to work. Let’s do a run down of the different kinds of inhalers available in Thailand and now the rest of the world! Thai menthol Inhalers with a cotton wick The most common of the inhalers in Thailand are the menthol inhalers. They might be the most widespread but they are not the original. They are actually a modern version of the vintage metal and glass inhalers with little bags full of herbs soaked in oil.